You can check comprehension by taking quizzes.
Quizzes for stories in Levels 1 and 2 require you to listen to the question and choose
the correct image. Quizzes for stories in Levels 3 and higher require you to
read the question and choose the correct answer.

You can check your score right after taking the quiz.
The score is saved in your Learning Log.

You can check the sounds, pinyin, and meanings of the words from the story, and see
example sentences with the words.Level 1 stories also have illustrations for the words.

Hide the words, pinyin, meanings, sentences, and illustrations.

Each story has a Text/Translation document to help you better understand the story.

A downloadable MP3 file lets you listen to stories and songs on your computer or mobile device.

Each story has an illustrated PDF file that you can print, fold, and staple to make a printable book.

Practice vocabulary from each story by playing the fun timed-matching game Star Words.

Check your daily learning activities on the Learning Log graph.

View detailed learning information for stories, songs, quizzes,
and autoplay views by clicking on the graph.

View Learning Log data by levels.

Attendance gives a stamp on the calendar for each day you view one full story or song.
Your attendance only records if you view more than one story or song and have records
in the Learning Log on a given day.

Badges can be earned by viewing stories and completing quizzes.
You must view stories one by one from beginning to end,
and receive a score of “Good” or higher on the quizzes.

You will be awarded certificates of achievement based on your learning points
earned by watching stories one by one.
You will receive your first certificate when you receive 500 learning points.
After 500 learning points, you will receive certificates for every 1,000 learning points.

You can select vocabulary words from stories and save them to My Vocabulary.

You can save up to ten lists or a total of 300 vocabulary words in My Vocabulary.

You can create new lists and delete them.