My son got this question wrong on his test and I have always been under the impression that an exclamatory sentence has an exclamation mark. Can someone please clarify? Boy, I bet you're tired after that walk.

I remembered a cartoon I watched when I was a kid (around 9 or 10 years old). Now, I can't remember the name, only snippets of it. I remember the show was set in a modern urban environment but had fantasy elements, probably made in a Western country. I think it was related to mythical creatures o...

The main character has white hair and some sort of irresistible charm that attracts women. The first world he was in was a cultivation world. He sometimes goes to another world and becomes another person. One such role was some kung fu master. Each time he completes a world's mission, he gets an ...

I remember reading a chapter where the main character got swallowed by a drake and then some people came sad in a helicopter then the drake(or dragon) died and the main character came out of its stomach.

In Mortal Kombat 3 (1995), the developers opted not to include all of the "ninja" characters from previous games—those who were palette swaps of each other, e.g., Scorpion, Reptile, and the "Classic" Sub-Zero. Sub-Zero (Kuai Liang) now appeared in a non-ninja form, unmasked, and served as the ...

This story is from Asimov's or F&SF I think from about 2010. It takes place after a breakthrough in computer science has broken most or all encryption on the Internet has been broken, leading to widespread turmoil as formerly anonymous posters of various things have been identified. The main char...

The protagonist eventually lifts into space and loses all sense of time as he watches galaxies merge and the universe die.

The main character is Isekaied or reborn — I can't remember. He's born into a Noble family and he's considered weak, but he's really strong. His fiancé leaves him for his younger brother, there's a girl in his class that is getting bullied by other girls and they're threatening to cut her hair so...

When Mitch and Teddy are talking after the crew of the Hermes changes course, Teddy says that the space program is bigger than one person. Mitch says "no, it's not". I understand what Teddy means - he wants to make sure that five astronauts come home safely rather than risking the lives of six, a...

This novel was used as part of a UK secondary school lesson (or several lessons?) in the early 90s. We might have read the whole thing, or just some excerpts. I think it was before English literature came under the National Curriculum, so it could have been simply a favourite of that school or te...

So the story begins when the MC and her brother went on holiday to the mountains until when they were at the top of the mountain they slipped and fell and when they came to their senses they knew it they wake up in the fountain and they are becomes a couple of fiancees instead of siblings.

We see Teddy giving a speech about Mark's noble sacrifice. He's standing in front of a plaque and a monument dedicated to Mark. Is there a better shot of the grave marker that shows the whole thing? NA[SA] something something Who has made something something Space Program Believing something so...

So, I don’t remember much, but this what we have: This is a fantasy with a little bit of spicy. The female main character fights evil and she is an orphan. Somehow she has a little evil creature living in her house with whom she is friends. In their world, the evil spirits — she fights — often t...

In Mobile Suit Gundam, one of the main drivers of a lot of the technology is based off of the Minovsky Particle, a versatile particle that serves as energy sources, radar jammers, and for beam weaponry. My question mainly revolves around the beam weaponry application of the Minovksy Particle: how...