Opposite of a rhetorical question

questions adjectives

"non-rhetorical" is the word you are looking for. This wouldn't be used except in an instance where the question might be mistaken for rhetorical.

"Can you image something better than this?" You might ask this looking for answers, but most people would probably mistake this for rhetorical. You could clarify by saying "The question is non-rhetorical."

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