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He did me the courtesy of answering the question.

He had been primed about how to answer.

He handed in his paper.

He handed in his answer sheet.

He made a positive answer.

He immediately sought a response.

He's proficient at repartee.

His answer is to the point.

When I asked him that question, he was stuck.

I was able to be satisfied with his answer.

He was reluctant to answer.

His answer was a clever hit.

He asked an awkward question.

He misunderstood and gave an answer that was beside the point.

He tried to answer that question.

He was puzzled about what to answer.

His answer is reasonable.

His reply was logical.

His answer is to the point.

He responded kindly to the question.

It is clear that he knows the answer.

He reflected on what answer to make.

He responded kindly to the question.

He kindly answered the question.

If you ask him a question, he's back with the answer in a flash [as quick as a flash].

It's obvious he knows that answer.

All of his answers were wide of the mark.

His answer depends on his mood.

He reflected on what answer to make.

His answer is far from right.