Hi Non-stop, and welcome to the forums!
If you think that there is more than one answer that could be right, then "a right answer" is just fine.
If there really was only one right answer, you could say "It's the right answer, but it's not complete."
Like if the answer was "Pierre Curie" and you answered only "Curie" - right, but not complete, because it could have been Marie. (That happened on Jeopardy the other day. )