two-part answer
noun phraseUK /ˌtuː pɑːt ˈɑːnsə/
US /ˌtu pɑrt ˈænsər/
An answer that has two separate parts.
The teacher asked for a two-part answer: first the name, then the reason.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A reply in a quiz or game that requires naming two things.
The final round needed a two-part answer naming both countries.
3. A response made of two connected statements.
Her two-part answer explained the problem and offered a solution.
4. A formal answer divided into two labeled sections.
The report gave a two-part answer: findings and recommendations.