Question 194362 • WCA - English 1A
A non sequitur is a statement or conclusion that does not logically follow from what came before; the roots mean roughly “it does not follow.” The speaker is asking how the comment relates to the previous one, so “non sequitur” best completes the sentence. “Quid pro quo” means an exchange, while “déjà vu” means the feeling that something has happened before.
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