noun a written or printed symbol representing a question mark
In linguistics, a question mark is used at the end of a sentence to indicate that it is a question.
In education, question marks are used in assessments to indicate questions that require a response.
In communication, a question mark is used to prompt a response or to seek clarification.
In grammar, a question mark is a punctuation mark used to indicate the end of a question.
In writing, a question mark is used to denote a direct question or to express uncertainty.
Writers use question marks to pose questions in their writing, to express uncertainty, or to indicate a query.
Psychologists may use question marks in research studies to formulate hypotheses or in therapy sessions to prompt clients to reflect on their thoughts and feelings.
Journalists often use question marks in headlines to create curiosity and intrigue, or in interviews to ask probing questions.
Teachers use question marks to prompt students to think critically, to assess understanding through quizzes or tests, or to encourage class discussions.
Lawyers may use question marks in legal documents to raise legal issues, in cross-examinations to challenge witnesses, or in negotiations to seek clarification.