CPO Mini Mock English(21 June 2024)

Praise oneself

Eg : Every time I have a conversation with my friend Sanjay, he seems to be blowing his own trumpet.

High time- past the appropriate time.

Eg : It's high time that India had retaliated against Pakistan in its own words.

Sitting on a gold mine- to own something potentially valuable.

Eg: You know you are sitting on a gold mine because you have thousands of shares in that multinational company.

Face the music- accept the blame

Eg: You have done that blunder so now you should be ready to face the music.

Ridiculous - very silly or unreasonable.

Absurd - not at all logical or sensible, ridiculous.

Rational- able to use logical thought rather than emotions to make decisions, based on reason, sensible or logical.

Opulent- extremely rich.

Sumptuous- something very expensive and impressive, lavish.

Bereft- completely lacking something, having lost something.

Stingy- someone not generous, unwilling to give, especially money.

Meager- something too small in amount.

Believe - accept that (something) is true, especially without proof

Assess/Estimate- a guess or judgement about something.

Discover- to find something.

Unwilling- not wanting to do something but often forced to do it by other people

Reluctant- to hesitate or to not give willingness for doing something.

Afraid- showing fear or feeling scary.

Steady- something happening at a regular rate or staying the same.

Pleased- satisfied with something.

penniless- having no money; very poor.

impoverished- made poor

(a) spendthrift- a person who spends money in an extravagant, irresponsible way.

(b) generous- showing kindness towards others.

apathetic- showing or feeling no interest, enthusiasm, concern.

Stoical- enduring pain and and hardship showing one's feelings without complaining.

(a) ruffled - disorder or disarrange

(c) panicky- feeling or characterized by uncontrollable fear or anxiety.

(d) equivocal- uncertain or questionable in nature.