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Writers and poets use transferred epithets to make their writing more imaginative, poetic, expressive, and emotionally engaging to the readers. Use of transferred epithets give depth to a sentence by subtly shifting the focus and drawing attention to the emotional state of the character.

No, transferred epithet is used in storytelling, advertisements, prose, and everyday conversation also.

Example:

• “Taste the joyful crunch in every bite.” (Advertisement)
• “The soldier trudged through the weary battlefield, his thoughts heavier than his rifle.” (Storytelling)
• “She opened the impatient door and stepped into the quiet morning.” (Prose)
• “Ugh, it's been a crazy day at work.” (Daily Conversation)

(Sum of the incomes in 2019-20) – (Sum of income in 2018-19)

= 4851.86 – 4139.43

= 712.43

Percentage change

$=\frac{\begin{array}{l}\text{\hspace{0.17em}sumofincomein}2004-05)-\\ \text{\hspace{0.17em}sumofincomein}2005-06\end{array}}{2004-05}*100=14.68\mathrm{\%}$

Clearly, from the graph it could be either Dr. Sharma or Dr. Goyal.

For Dr. Sharma

$=\frac{913.63-750.3}{913.63}*100=24.48$

For Dr. Goyal $=\frac{962.58}{720.93}*100=25.16$

Hence, Dr. Goyal's turnover is maximum.

Average income for 2019-20

$=\frac{962.58+1171.01+681.98+913.63+1122.66}{5}$

= 970.372

Average income for 2018-19

$=\frac{720.93+1089.3+731.11+750.31+847.78}{5}$

= 827.886

Thus, difference = 970.372 – 827.886 = 142.48

New expenditure of C7

= 1.4*365253

= 511354.2

Expenditure of Nigeria = 798294

Nigeria > C7

Expenditure of France= 1210988

France > Austria,

The difference between the growth rate of UK & France during 2020 – 21 was (28.4 – 5.1) = 23.3% while Vietnam's exports growth rate is 23.4%.

From statement (I), the table, we can observe that Myanmar has the highest annual growth

$\Rightarrow \frac{\left(\frac{4938-3408}{3408}*100\right)}{1}=44.89\mathrm{\%}$

Statement (II), in interval 2019-20, Egyptn has second the highest growth rate, while Nigeria have the highest growth.

Statement (III), Nigeria register third the highest growth is wrong because it exhibits 28.2% which is the highest in 2017 to 2018.

Statement (IV),

Growth rate of 2016-2017

$=\left(\frac{194904-207171}{207171}\right)*100=-5.9\mathrm{\%}$

Growth rate of 2017-2018

$=\left(\frac{68108-64968}{64968}\right)*100=4.8\mathrm{\%}$

Difference = 4.8 – (–5.9) = 10.7%

Average annual growth

Nigeria $=\frac{\left(\frac{9300?3387}{3387}*100\right)}{6}=29.09\mathrm{\%}$

UK $=\frac{\left(\frac{2285862?584793}{584793}*100\right)}{6}=48.48\mathrm{\%}$

Egypt $=\frac{\left(\frac{285288?107001}{107001}*100\right)}{6}=27.77\mathrm{\%}$

Portugal $=\frac{\left(\frac{94875?34620}{34620}*100\right)}{6}=29\mathrm{\%}$

Portugal experienced third the highest growth.