How do exams and tests work?

Beyond the small quizzes inside lessons, Vunolin sets exams as checkpoints to confirm a topic has stuck.

Where exams appear:

• An exam is the final step of a unit: a tighter, mixed review of everything that unit covered.
• Larger section and level exams arrive at bigger milestones and pull questions from across the material.

Why they matter:

• Passing an exam can let you skip ahead, so you don't re-learn what you already know.
• A weak result feeds back in, and related topics return in your upcoming lessons.

Exams and lives:

• On the Free plan a wrong exam answer costs a life, just like a normal quiz; paid plans have no lives gate.
• Students learning inside a teacher's classroom are exempt and never lose a life.

For how results become your progress picture, see How scoring works. For the lives system, see What are lives?.