Match the person from the history of rhetoric to their description. 

Match the following terms to their definition. 

Early on, he considered rhetoric to be a "knack" used to mislead people. Later, he came to see a useful role for rhetoric in society.

Socrates' speech in The Apology is an example of this kind of speech.

The term trope comes from the Greek meaning "turn," "way," "manner," or "style." Tropes are key building blocks of rhetorical invention because they allow a speaker to substitute indirect or less literal words for direct or more literal ones. 

The Ramists (or followers of Ramus) devised a new approach to rhetoric, allocating some of the canons of rhetoric to the discipline of logic. Which of the canons of rhetoric did the Ramists leave to the discipline of rhetoric? Select all that apply.

Kenneth Burke's view that tropes are at the core of rhetoric is contrasted with that of Ramus who thought that tropes were dangerous because they detracted from the use of logos in a speech to clearly and directly express a point. 

Match the term to its definition.

From the Greek meaning "to carry beyond" this trope involves importing the qualities of one word or idea to elaborate the qualities of another. An example of it would be: "All the world's a stage."

___________________________ is a trope that replaces a literal meaning with another meaning commonly associated with an object, word, or concept.