Very easy questions are based on past experiences. If you put fake experience, you will easily get caught.

For an automation role, they might ask about Selenium or API testing tools you have used, like Jenkins or Postman. They may also give you a program to write, which are typically available on Google.

They will shortlist you and call you to the office for a one-on-one if you are local.

Three people will take your interview in three rounds. One round is for introduction, the next is about their project, and the next is technical questions and a managerial round.

Your experience and whatever you say, they ask more on that. If you give fake, you will get caught easily.