It's because back then there were no punctuation marks so when people wrote a question they would put the letters "Q" "O" at the end of a question when they wrote letters or stories. So it would look like this: What's for dinnerQO
But when people got the letters, they thought "Q" "O" were apart of the sentence, so then people started writing the "Q" over the "O".
Then after time people became lazy writing "Q" and "O", so then as time went by, the "Q" became eroded and was drawn halfway, and the "O" became a tiny little dot.
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You put it there because it is the way English language goes. like this as an example...... What is your favortite color? Cause when you start with words like who what when where and why they're question mark questions
Liguria i was also try to answer this question and my Italian tutor helped me
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Yes, there is. As a glitch in the generation 3 games of Pokemon, a glitch Pokemon appears as a question mark. Its image can be viewed in the related link below. In any game with unown, there is a question mark shaped unown, and is not a glitch. You must capture the other 26 unown before getting this question mark shaped unown (along with an exclamation mark unown).
? This is a question mark?
It is a query as to which end of you is up.
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Period - . Exclamation Point - ! Question Mark - ?
An interrogative mark is a punctuation mark that looks like a question mark, which is a symbol "?" that is written at the end of a sentence to indicate a question.
You are probably asking about a binary star system where one star steals material from the other.
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if it is something like :have you did your homework? that is a question any sentence or phrase that ask something should have a question mark at the end.
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Question Mark ? is a question mark.
This sentence is an example of a question. A question mark should go at the end of this question. Any sentence that starts with words like what, where, why which, and who requires a question mark, so it is correct in punctuation.