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i believe people ask rhetorical questions to prove a point or leave a sense of guilt on their subject . for example take Jeff last week he complained to a local school about truancy he believed the school were doing nothing about the truancy and said DO YOU WANT THESE CHILDREN TO LEARN he hopes the teachers feel that there not doing there job and feel guilty.
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A question without an answer is?
A question that isn't supposed to be answered is called a rhetorical question.
What is it called if you ask someone a question and already know the answer?
A Rhetorical Question
What are the best maths questions?
The ones that people find complicated or people are not so good at if you want to ask a person.
What is 50 divied by 3?
Why do people ask mathematics questions on a computer that has a calculator on it?? 16.6 (the last six is repeating)
How many syllables in the word shell?
Only one. [in my mind: why the heck do you people ask these questions? they're so obvious!]
