I have no clue what type of question you are talking about and how it relates to you. However, I do know that as a child I asked a plethora of questions that people often thought were “random.” They weren’t random, obviously. They were jarred by something within the conversation that triggered a thought train and eventually a question.
The best thing that you can do is answer her questions. From my experience, if the first person I asked didn’t answer my question, then I found someone else who would. Be there for your daughter and answer her questions.
IMHO, if you have concerns about your childrens’ questions, then maybe you can address this with a therapist or behavioral health professional to see if you have cause to take it personally.
You can also think about how it’s a great thing that your children are questioning and making connections beyond your expectations 🙂