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The title of this paper alludes to Benson's 'Misunderstanding the "Whatis-F-ness?" Question'} which discusses why Socrates finds Laches', Euthyphro's, Hippias', and Meno's initial responses to his 'What-is-F?' question unsatisfactory. Benson's interpretation of the 'What-is-F?' question (hereafter WF question) employs Belnap and Steel's work on the logic of questions and answers and conveniently treats the WF question as equivalent to what Belnap and Steel call which-questions.2 Socrates' WF question is actually an identity question, but Belnap and Steel regard identity questions as closely related to which-questions. They Characterize which-questions as follows:

Understanding the 'What-is-F?' Question