It is an simple sentence !! all you need too do is read it again a pay attention to the key words and you will fingure it out quick
Answer: Pun
Explanation: This word is often used in a way that makes a particular word sound different. It can also be used in a non specific way.
If you were to support banned books as a "good policy," you could talk about young, impressionable children who aren't yet mature enough to read such books. On the other hand, if you were to denounce this policy, you could argue that censoring these books takes away autonomy from the student and discovery from the learning process, both of which are crucial for students to experience as they become critical thinkers.
The phrase "non sequitur" somewhat means "it does not follow". It is used to describe a statement that does not follow logically the previous statement. From the choices above, the closest statement would be "<span>If you like strawberries, you will like burritos." Strawberries and burritos are not related in any sense.</span>
