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Question marks are placed at the end of an interrogative statement to show a direct question, or to show doubt about the correctness of a statement. In the case of showing doubt the question mark may appear inside of parentheses. No question mark follows an indirect question.

Question Marks - Usage Examples

Direct Question Who took my shoes?
To Show Doubt The tall (?) boy is named Billie.
Indirect Question I asked if you wanted to live in Boston.

 
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