Open the app in which you want to enter the question mark, then tap the text field in which you want to post the question mark to bring up the keyboard. It's in the lower-left corner of the keyboard. This will change the keyboard's text to numbers and basic symbols. You'll find this icon in the bottom row of keys. A pop-up menu with an upside-down question mark in it will appear after a brief moment. Do this lightly, as pressing and holding too hard will activate 3D Touch, not the alternative keys menu. Without removing your finger from the screen, slide your finger over to the upside-down question mark to select it. You should see the inverted question mark appear in the selected text field.
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One-sentence summary -- Go to where you want to post the question mark. Tap 123. Find the question mark icon. Tap and hold ?. Swipe up and over to select . Remove your finger.

Q: Allow the tortoise time to fill up its water reserves before you try to scrub it. Give it a 20-minute soak in clean water. Tortoises need soaking more often than they need baths. You shouldn't need to actually scrub your tortoise very often. Next, use an old, clean toothbrush to scrub the tortoise all over. Start with the shell, being sure to get in all the cracks. Move on to the legs, arms, and head. Be sure not to scrub too hard, especially on the places without scales. Use the water to wash off the dirt you've scrubbed clean. Gently pour it over the tortoise to get the grime off. While you're washing, make sure to look for any injuries, nicks, or an unhealthy shell. If you notice any abnormalities, it may be time to take your pet to the vet for a check up. Use a towel to pat the tortoise dry. You don't want him to be wet when he goes back to his enclosure. Soaps, detergents, and shell cleaners are not good for tortoises. In fact, they can be harmful, even killing your pet. Stick with plain water to clean your tortoise.
A: Let the tortoise soak first. Scrub the tortoise gently. Wash away the dirt. Dry the tortoise off. Don't use soap.

Article: You can affect your risk for esophagitis through some of the lifestyle choices you make. Alcohol reduces the strength of the lower esophageal sphincter and can trigger gastroesophageal reflux, or stomach acid that refluxes up the esophagus. This creates irritation and inflammation in the lining of the esophagus. Take note how you feel after you drink alcohol. See if you start to notice a trend. Cigarette smoking has the same effect on the esophagus. Acidic foods and caffeinated beverages will also increase the acidity in the stomach. These can increase the risk of reflux and trigger esophagitis. Write down the foods you eat and how you feel in the hours after you eat. Drug-induced esophagitis is triggered when you swallow pills with little to no water. The residue from the pill remains in the esophagus, creating irritation and inflammation. Some of the more common medications to create this problem includes pain relievers such as ibuprofen, aspirin and naproxen sodium, antibiotics, potassium chloride, biphosphonates for treatment of osteoporosis, and quinidine used for treatment of some heart conditions.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Observe your reaction to alcohol and smoking. Keep track of your intake of certain foods. Pay attention to how you swallow pills.

Article: Sometimes physical touch can make a world of difference to someone who is upset. If you and your sister are physically affectionate, reach out and give her a good hug. If you know she sometimes doesn't like to be touched, try to respect that. Ask her before going in for the hug. Just say, "You look like you could use a hug. Can I give you one?" Offering a distraction is a great way to help someone find some relief. Look for something creative to do that will take her mind off of things but doesn't require that much brainpower. Suggest some options that you think she might enjoy. For example, you could say, "Hey, do you want to focus on something else for a bit? I could use some help designing my holiday card." If she likes fashion, you could ask her to do some online shopping with you. Exercise is a great way to deal with negative emotions. Suggest getting up and moving around. Just make sure to pick something that's in her comfort zone so that you don't cause her more stress. For example, if your sister has asthma, don't ask her to go for a challenging run. Instead say, "I found a great new yoga studio. Do you want to go stretch it out and forget your worries for an hour?" Grabbing a bite to eat can be a simple way to help your sister feel better. Maybe as kids you two enjoyed ice cream. Offer to take her out for a scoop! If you enjoy cooking, offer to cook her favorite dish. Better yet, cook a meal together! The treat doesn't have to be food. You could head out to get a manicure together. If you two have any inside jokes, now is the time to try one out. As her sister, you can probably make her laugh as well as anyone, so give it a go. Make a joke or make a silly face. Maybe it's time to pull out that impersonation of your mother that always cracks her up. You could also turn on a funny show or ask if she wants to watch a silly movie. If she doesn't feel like laughing, that's okay. Just try other ways to comfort her. Fresh air can do a lot of good when someone is feeling down. Try to get your sister to step outside with you, even if it's just for a little bit. Of course, if the weather is awful, you can save this option for another time. Ask if she wants to go on a walk. You could even just sit together on the porch with a cup of tea.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Offer her a hug. Find a creative project to work on together. Do a physical activity to work through the stress. Go out for a treat together. Look for ways to make her laugh. Encourage her to go outside.