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Best Answer: You really should ask your teacher, as different professors have different requirements. Usually a short answer should be no more than 3-4 sentences. The length of essay questions can vary pretty widely depending on how many questions there are on the test and how many are essay questions. For example, you might need to write several paragraphs on a short test with only one or two essay questions, while a single paragraph might be enough on a longer test or a test with several essay questions.
Well, it really depends on what the topic is and what grade level. But, I would say around 4 at least: 1 for the introduction, 2 for the body paragraphs, and 1 for the closing. All in all, the essay should be as long as it takes to answer the question. My best advice is to ask your teacher how long they would like it to be.