Question

1. in which sentence does the word sunny have a positive connotation?

the sunny room did not have any lights on.
tomorrow will be sunny and warm.
she has a sunny disposition.

Explanation:

• In "The sunny room did not have any lights on", "sunny" describes the room's brightness from sunlight, with no positive emotional connotation.
• In "Tomorrow will be sunny and warm", "sunny" refers to pleasant weather, which is neutral-positive but not a personal positive trait.
• In "She has a sunny disposition", "sunny" figuratively means cheerful, friendly, and optimistic, carrying a clear positive connotation about a person's character.

Answer:

C. She has a sunny disposition.