Sure! Here are the odd ones out for each set:

1) **b) doctor** - The others (active, dentist, teacher) are typically associated with roles related to being engaged or involved in various activities, while "doctor" is a specific profession.

2) **b) appearancer** - "Appearancer" is not a standard English word, while the other options (small, long, young) are adjectives describing size or age.

3) **d) chef** - The other options (plump, slim, long) all describe physical attributes, while "chef" is a profession.

4) **b) arm** - The other options (blond, curly, long) describe hair types, while "arm" is a body part.

5) **d) personality** - The other options (funny, friendly, kind) are adjectives describing personality traits, while "personality" is a noun.

6) **c) shyness** - The other options (nose, mouth, leg) are body parts, while "shyness" is an emotion.

7) **a) handy** - The other options (hand, foot, cheek) refer to parts of the body, while "handy" is an adjective describing something practical.

8) **a) confide** - The others (clever, confident, generous) are adjectives, while "confide" is a verb.

9) **b) begin** - The other options (dancer, driver, farmer) are professions, while "begin" is a verb.

10) **a) long** - The other options (play, blow, burn) are verbs, while "long" is an adjective.

If you need further assistance or explanations, feel free to ask!