Noob here. When reviewing kanji readings, it is possible to write down all of the readings as an answer? I know that one suffices, but I think I will gradually only remember the one I always input and not the other if I am not forced to do so.
i donāt think so.
You donāt need to do that.
You will need other readings in combinations with other kanjiā¦
No you canāt and donāt worry about it. When you learn the vocab you will reinforce all the readings. ē has tons of them for example so answering with all of them in the kanji review is not the best idea 
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Iāll often write and erase a secondary meaning while I review, just to remind myself that I remember. Or, for a kanji with 3+ meanings like é”, Iāll try to rotate which answer I provide.
I know itās not as helpful as being forced to provide them all, but itās an option.
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ę is another one too
Parsing something like this would be a nightmare to code, and you wouldnāt want it with items like ę„ or ē anyways. The random use of on and kun readings bugged me at first, but now I see the vocab and the kanji as being a sort of feedback loop of learning where each reinforces the other and itās been working so far. Youāll get used to it, especially if youāre learning using other materials (grammar/books/manga).
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