If you're talking about a SNG it might be correct to raise and fold to a re-raise depending on the table. Bubble play is really explained in harringtons third book on holdem tourneys.
Thinking about the maths in general, it should be correct to call if a loose small stack re-raises, but if the big stack comes over the top being quite tight then its quite a clear fold. If you raise 2.5x or 3x and someone comes over the top and you've pinned them as tight a fold is not bad since you are still going to be second or third in chips while the smaller stack(s) will have have the biggest chance to go out fourth.
Think about both options here. If you fold to shown strength then you are not making a big mistake since you are keeping a chance of cashing high which is more important in SNGs as the money is significant even in third place. If you win with the queens then you either take the blinds or double up.
The question is if the double up is worth the risk which again depends on your read of the player