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Question Mark - Glossary of Terms Question Mark A question mark (?) is used at the end of a direct question. Examples: Is that Paul? I heard her shout: "Are you going to the cinema?" (Note: In this example, the question mark is at the end of the quotation, which is a question.  The whole sentence is a statement.  However, for neatness, there is no need to use a full stop (period ) at the end.)

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