Does an Answer ask a Question?

Question

If I answer a question doesn't it ask another question?

Answer 1

I t may.But normally it doesn't.

Answer 2

no,

an answer gives an answer

and a question asks a question...

if you were to answer a question with anouther question you arent answering the question at all you are just making the question longer and giving a more direct push towards the answer.

eg. (im sorry if its crude, im tired =] )

person 1: are you thristy?

person 2: does the pope **** in the woods?

catch my drift?

Answer 3

It is quite possible.

Answer 4

no sir.

Answer 5

My answer: What? (that is an answer to your question, which is a question)

Answer 6

That is a great question and a deep statement.

Yes, of course every answer we find raises at least another question.... our journey of life is indeed a chain of questions and answers where every question leads to some answer and every answer leads to some further question...... in the ultimate analysis, therefore, we may conclude that we can never have a perfect full-stop answer, because that would mean the end of journey....... life is a continuous journey and knowledge and experience are the never ending path of this journey.

The above answer raises the question whether life would come to a halt if we stop asking questions!! Answer to this would raise further questions and so on and so forth ad-infinitum!!

Answer 7

yes it might..

what do u exactly want...anyway..??(question from an answer..)

does this help u..?(another question from an answer...which would be either yes or no..)

:)

Answer 8

Yes. But a question doesn't alwys give an answer.

Like the square being the rectangle but the rectangle not being the square!

Answer 9

It may do. Why?

Answer 10

it is possible.

Answer 11

It can.But if it starts,Its starting a chain reaction

Answer 12

Yes. Just hang around any 4 year-old and mom or dad. The child asks a question and the parent answers. Then the child says, "Why", and the parent answers the next question, and so on, and so on, and so on. It's quite comical, but it's how children learn.