Non Sequitur Quiz

What is a non sequitur?

• A non sequitur is a statement or conclusion that does not logically follow from the previous statement or evidence.

• A non sequitur is a type of rhetorical device used to confuse the audience.

• A non sequitur is a statement that is completely unrelated to the topic at hand.

• A non sequitur is a type of logical fallacy.

What is the Latin translation of 'non sequitur'?

• it is a conclusion

• it is logical

• it does not follow

• it is a valid argument

In a non sequitur argument, the conclusion is unrelated to the ________.

• premise or evidence

• topic

• context

• audience

What is the purpose of using non sequitur in comedy?

• To confuse the audience with unrelated jokes.

• To make the audience think deeply about the punchline.

• To create a logical and predictable storyline.

• To create unexpected and illogical humor.

True or False: Non sequitur arguments can be intentionally used to mislead or confuse.

• Non sequitur arguments are never intentional

• Non sequitur arguments are always logical

• True

• False

What is the main characteristic of a non sequitur argument?

• Conclusion does not logically follow from the premises

• Premises are irrelevant to the conclusion

• Conclusion is based on personal opinion

• Conclusion is supported by strong evidence

Write your own non sequitur to the following premise: Some times it rains when the sun is shining. . .

Write your own non sequitur to the following premise: Most of the strongest students did their homework. . .

Write your own non sequitur to the following premise: I can never remember my dreams. . .