Answer:
a. Finicky
b. Plucky
c. Metamorphosis
d. Chastise
e. Facade
f. Explicit
g. Audacity
h. Candid
i. Insolent
j. Dissention
Explanation:
a. Finicky: fussy, picky, hard to please. For example, John was finicky until his boss changed his car.
b. Plucky: brave, energetic, showing courage in the face of difficulty. For example, John is such a plucky little boy.
c. Metamorphosis: a complete change. For example, the metamorphosis of a tadpole into a frog or a caterpillar into a butterfly.
d. Chastise: to strongly censor or scold. For example, John's teacher chastised him for lying.
e. Facade: a false or inaccurate appearance. For example, John's laughter is a facade of his cruel nature.
f. Explicit: fully or clearly revealed. For example, John was explicit enough in his speech about terrorism.
g. Audacity: confident boldness that takes no thought of danger to oneself. For example, little John had the audacity to criticize his seniors in school.
h. Candid: open and sincere. For example, John gave his candid opinion on the issue.
i. Insolent: disrespectful and rude. For example, John is such an insolent little boy without manners.
j. Dissention: strong disagreements or quarreling. For example, there exist so much dissention in the new group formed by John.
