Linking Two Sections of the Same Document [closed]

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I am not entirely certain I understand your question as you appear to indicate a fairly typical document structure. When you say "two sections", what exactly do you mean? The W3C FAQ page would seem to be an appropriate example as it contains these components:

• List of links (table of contents): In Writer a table of contents can be generated from the headings in the document, or you can manually create / manage it by inserting hyperlinks to headings or bookmarks.
• Question (heading): This is the Heading N style (probably Heading 1) for each "section" of the document. Refer my comment on use of the term "section", and how it relates to word processing software, in this answer.
• Answer (paragraph): The is the Text Body or equivalent text style. Naturally this text can include a link (cross-reference) to another question / answer.

Any standard document with headings, paragraphs, and a table of contents based on headings will have this structure.

EDIT: What @ROSt52 says is correct, if this is what you require. Insert a bookmark at the Table of Contents heading (make sure the ToC is editable) and then a hyperlink cross-reference in each answer back to this bookmark. I did not understand this from your question.