Question Intermediate table

Question

Could someone please help:
     I have an application where I'm tracking safety injury information.  Each Injury incident has multiple fields pertaining to the a accident along with about 13 text questions that a user will need to fill out to complete the
incident.  Thus I have the following tables.  1. Incident 2.  IncidentNotes 3. Notes
Incident - will contain all the unique information pertaining to the injury.
IncidentNotes - I'm thinking will be the intermediate table.
Notes - holds each note. (contains a field 'Note' nvarchar(max))
Here's my issue.   At first I was thinking that the IncidentNotes would have a IncideintNotesID, IncidentID (FK), NoteID (FK).  That's great if Incident just had multiple notes.  But how do I keep track of which note refers to which question
in the incident?
Any Ideas would really be appreciated.  (Sorry if this is a newby question)

Answer 1

Please try this: 
CREATE DATABASE TEST
GO
USE TEST
GO
CREATE TABLE Incident
IncidentId INT PRIMARY KEY ,
field1 NVARCHAR(100) ,
field2 NVARCHAR(200)
GO
CREATE TABLE Question
QuestionId INT PRIMARY KEY ,
Title NVARCHAR(1000)
GO
CREATE TABLE IncidentNotes
IncidentId INT NOT NULL ,
QuestionId INT NOT NULL ,
Note NVARCHAR(1000)
GO
ALTER TABLE IncidentNotes
ADD CONSTRAINT pK_IncidentNotes PRIMARY KEY (IncidentId, QuestionId );
GO
ALTER TABLE dbo.IncidentNotes ADD CONSTRAINT
FK_IncidentNotes_Question FOREIGN KEY
QuestionId
) REFERENCES dbo.Question
QuestionId
GO
ALTER TABLE dbo.IncidentNotes ADD CONSTRAINT
FK_IncidentNotes_Incident FOREIGN KEY
IncidentId
) REFERENCES dbo.Incident
IncidentId
GO
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