CPO Mini Mock English(03 June 2024)

Fake - something which is not true.

Imitation - the act of copying somebody /something.do

Genuine- sincere and honest; that can be trusted.

Fantasy - situations that are not true, that you just imagine.

Fiction - stories, novels, etc. which describe events and people that are not real.

Truth- the state or quality of being true.

Literature- writing that is considered to be a work of art. Literature includes novels, plays and poetry.

Chaste - pure; formal

Divine-connected with God.

Pure- something clean and not containing any harmful substances, not mixed with anything else.

Defiled - not pure

Liberated - free from traditional opinions

Ignorant- not knowing about something.

Oblivious- not noticing or realizing what is happening around you.

Sensitive- showing that you are conscious of and able to understand people's feelings, problems, etc.

Attentive - watching, listening to or thinking about somebody/something carefully.

Obvious- easily seen or understood, very clear.

Auspicious -that seems likely to be successful in the future

Favourable - showing liking or approval, suitable.

Suspicious - dishonest or illegal

Hapless- unlucky; unfortunate

Abhor- to feel hatred or loathing for someone.

Despise- to hate somebody/something very much.

Admire- to respect or like somebody /something very much, to look at somebody/something with pleasure.

Adore - to love and admire somebody /something very much.

Professional - doing something in a way that shows skill, training, or care

Amateur - a person who does not have skill or experience when doing something

Apprentice - a person who works in order to learn the skills needed in a particular job

Novice - a person who is new and without experience in a certain job

Learner - a person who is learning

Enjoyment - the action or condition of getting pleasure or satisfaction from something.

Exasperation - irritation, condition of extreme annoyance.

Resentment - a feeling of indignant displeasure.

Pique - to arouse anger or resentment.

Wrath - very great anger or intense rage.

Disperse - to hate somebody/something very much.

Muster - to come together, or bring people, especially soldiers, together, for example for military action.

Convene - to come together or to bring people together for a meeting, etc.

Mobilize - to organize people or things to do something.

Assemble - to come together or bring somebody/something together in a group.

Construction - the act or method of building or making something.

Depredation - acts that cause severe damage or destruction to property, lives, etc.

Plunder - the action of stealing from people or places, especially during war or fighting, the goods that are stolen.

Pillage - to steal things from a place or people by using force and violence, especially during war

Devastation - causing great damage or harm.