On a standard US QWERTY keyboard, & is on the 7 key, so Shift + 7 types ampersand, not a question mark.

The question mark is usually on Shift + / , though some non-US keyboard layouts place symbols differently.

What you may be seeing

If your keyboard shows a question mark on the 7 key, it is likely a different regional layout or a remapped keyboard. Keyboard layouts vary by country and language, so the symbol positions are not always the same as a US keyboard.

Quick check

  • US keyboard: Shift + 7 = &
  • Question mark on most US keyboards: Shift + / = ?
  • Other layouts: symbol positions may differ

Practical answer

If you mean “which keyboard layout has ? on the 7 key,” that is not the standard US QWERTY layout ; it’s more likely a different locale-specific layout or a keyboard setting issue.

If you want, I can help identify the exact layout from a photo or from the symbols on your keys.