Which is true of these lines? "Music" has a neutral connotation, but "noise" is positive. "Music" has a positive connotation, but "noise" is negative. "Music" and "noise" both have have negative connotations. "Music" has a negative connotation, but "noise" is neutral.

The correct statement is: **"Music" has a positive connotation, but "noise" is negative.** **Explanation:** - **Music:** Generally associated with harmony, beauty, and pleasant sounds. It evokes positive emotions and is often linked to art, relaxation, and enjoyment. Therefore, it carries a **positive connotation**. - **Noise:** Typically associated with unwanted, unpleasant, or disruptive sounds. It can evoke feelings of irritation, chaos, or disturbance. Consequently, it carries a **negative connotation**. **Summary of Options:** 1. **Incorrect:** "Music" is not neutral; it has a positive connotation. Also, "noise" is generally viewed negatively, not positively. 2. **Correct:** Aligns with the standard connotations of both words. 3. **Incorrect:** While "noise" is negative, "music" is positive, not negative. 4. **Incorrect:** Both parts are reversed; "music" is positive, and "noise" is negative, not neutral. **Therefore, the second option accurately represents the connotations of "music" and "noise."**