Question

in which of the following passages does the word \spectacle\ have a positive connotation?
i see the spectacle of morning from the hill - top over against my house, from day - break to sun - rise, with emotions which an angel might share.
the morning was quite the spectacle, and everything that could have gone wrong had: the coffee had spilled, the breakfast had burned, and the traffic had been horrendous.
she made quite the spectacle of herself that morning; her tantrum had woken up the neighbors and caused her siblings to be late to school.
while the king enjoyed the spectacle of battle from afar, those fighting in the midst of terror and casualties had much different feelings about it.

Explanation:

En el primer pasaje, "I see the spectacle of morning from the hill - top over against my house, from day - break to sun - rise, with emotions which an angel might share", la palabra "spectacle" se asocia con una experiencia positiva (ver la mañana desde la colina con emociones que un ángel compartiría). En los otros pasajes, "spectacle" se asocia con cosas negativas (desastres en el desayuno y tráfico, un arrebato que molesta a vecinos y retraso a hermanos, y la batalla con terror y bajas).

Answer:

I see the spectacle of morning from the hill - top over against my house, from day - break to sun - rise, with emotions which an angel might share.