Ask a question with your feet, and I’ll answer with my face; Be it more or be it less, I can teach men of their ways. What am I?

Riddle: Ask a question with your feet, and I'll answer with my face; Be it more or be it less, I can teach men of their ways. What am I?

Riddle: Ask a question with your feet, and I’ll answer with my face; Be it more or be it less, I can teach men of their ways. What am I?

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Scales (ways is a play on the word weighs).

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