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Question Mark

Question mark (?) for who, what, where, when, why, how questions.

Question Mark

Question Mark (?)

NCERT anchor

English (Mridang)Fun with Friends. Question-and-answer play in Mridang uses who, what, where with question marks.

What you'll learn

  • A question mark (?) ends a question.
  • Question words: What, Where, Who, When, Why, How, Is, Are, Do, Does.
  • Your voice goes up at the end when you ask.

Key concepts

Verbal: A question mark (?) ends a question — voice goes up at the end.

Symbolic: What/Where/Who/How/Is/Are/Do/Does → usually ? at end.

Level 1 — Questions

  • What is your name**?**
  • Where is the library**?**
  • Do you like kheer**?**

Level 1 — Not questions

  • I like kheer**.** (statement)
  • Open the door**.** (command)

Level 2 — Yes/No questions

Is she your sister**?** Are they ready**?**

Level 2 — Capital + ?

Start with capital, end with ?

Indian real life

Connect this idea to your daily routine at home, school, or the local market in India.

Worked example

Add the mark: 'How many books do you have'

Step 1 — Starts with **How** → asking
Step 2 — Question → **?**
Step 3 — Capital H
Answer: How many books do you have**?**

Common mistakes

MistakeWhyFix
. after What...It asksQuestion → ?
? on 'I am fine'StatementOnly real questions
Lowercase startSentence ruleCapital first letter

Quick check

  • Mark: 'Where does the bus stop'
  • Statement or question: 'She is in Class 2.'
  • Write one question about your school.

Stretch: Write three questions you would ask a new student on the first day of school.

Revision tip: Partner quiz — every answer must be a full question sentence with ?

Open the Practice tab for graded questions on Question Mark (?).

Key Takeaways (TL;DR)

  • NCERT anchor
  • What you'll learn
  • Key concepts
  • Worked example

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