Analyze a central question "A Doll's House" raises and the extent to which it offers any answers.
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We are talking Ibsen here, right? OK, how about this.\n\nIn A Doll's House, Henrik Ibsen raises the question of happiness still relevant in our time. The author presents a situation where one of the female protagonists is forced by society to sacrifice her personal fulfilment on the altar of social conventions.\n\nThat was so far the formulation of the question. Now we proceed with the analysis. \n\nFrom the first pages of the book, the reader witnesses the efforts of the female character to follow her duty. Yet no matter how hard she tries, she fails. At the end, she finally comes to the realization that her misery stems from misapplication of her talents. Expected to be a mother and a wife, the woman forgets about her own happiness. This is not the way, the author seems to tell us. The young woman's depression creates an unpleasant atmosphere in the house which affects even the well being of the little children.\nThis is essentially the reason for the mother leaving her children at the end. Only by declaring her independence from the patriarchal society, can she find her own happiness. And only then, will she be able to give her offspring what they deserve, a peaceful atmosphere in the house, genarated by the contedness of each individual.\nAs Ibsen  unequivocally shows us, one has to follow his won dreams and raise the new generation according to similar ideals of self fulfillment and independence. This, according to the author, is the key to happy society in general, and family life in particular.\n\nOk, this is the gist of it. You can change what doesn't fit your thoughts, and add, to present your own opinion.\nHope this helps.
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Enquiring minds want to know.
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You need to be more specific if you want a good answer.
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what is the question.
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it is bcoz an answer exists.\n\na question is made or raised on an answer when the answer is already present.\n\nand now it is u who doesn't know abt the particular subject so u raise a question to have an answer.\n\nsimilarly another can raise the same question but in a different way.
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Perhaps you could shed some light on your question.
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What is the question exactly?
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What is the question in need of an answer?
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on average, what was the question
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Are these words phrased in the form of an answer.
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What is the question?
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It would help if your question made sense.
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that they are looking for an answer that will fit.
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Add more details in your question so that there are clarifications and dialogue.
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they want to have good questions rather than a lot of bad ones
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ask PROBING questions.
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My basic objective in asking a question is to get feedback to an idea of mine.  I seldom have asked something of a "find the fact" nature; I do that with my reference books and my search engine.  \n\nFor example, I have a series of seven or eight questions out there now, "Who is your favorite [name of country] dollmaker?"  I had hoped to get a series of answers from doll collectors.  Instead I got some wise-acre who said "Claus Barbie" was his favorite German dollmaker.  That's not funny, that's sick!\n\nI put it in the "Toys" section, although in hindsight, perhaps "hobbies" would have been better.  Maybe we need a category for "collectors" specifically, under hobbies?