input question: How to check if your child has a fever.

OPTIONS:
- Let them hold a thermometer in the hand or in between their toes. Wait about 30 seconds. If thermometer reads anything above 99 degrees, then they have a fever.
- Insert a thermometer into their mouth or under their armpit. Wait about 30 seconds. If thermometer reads anything above 99 degrees, then they have a fever.

output answer: Insert a thermometer into their mouth or under their armpit. Wait about 30 seconds. If thermometer reads anything above 99 degrees, then they have a fever.

input question: To communicate with somebody in a language you don't understand,

OPTIONS:
- learn the first one hundred most common words.
- spend a week in their region to learn vocabulary.

output answer: learn the first one hundred most common words.

input question: How do you wash pillows?

OPTIONS:
- If your pillow has a care label, read it and follow the directions. If it doesn't, or you clipped off the tag, use warm water and opt for the gentle cycle, then add on an extra cold water rinse and spin cycle. Tumble the pillows dry on low heat, fluffing and turning them often.
- If your pillow has a care label, read it and follow the directions. If it doesn't, or you clipped off the tag, use warm water and opt for the normal cycle, then add on an extra cold water rinse and spin cycle. Tumble the pillows dry on low heat, fluffing and turning them often.

output answer:
If your pillow has a care label, read it and follow the directions. If it doesn't, or you clipped off the tag, use warm water and opt for the gentle cycle, then add on an extra cold water rinse and spin cycle. Tumble the pillows dry on low heat, fluffing and turning them often.