In Spanish you have to put a question mark at the beginning and at the end of a question. I wrote the sentence ¿Es un elefante? on the board and one of my students said,
"Oh! There are two mysteries there! Why are there TWO mysteries?"
It took me a minute to figure out that he calls question marks "mysteries".
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