The melting of ice is an endothermic change. what best describes the temperature conditions that are likely to make this a spontaneous change?

any temperature, because entropy increases during melting.
any temperature, because entropy decreases during melting.
low temperature only, because entropy decreases during melting.
high temperature only, because entropy increases during melting.

D

Explanation:

Entropy is the measurement of disorder. The warmer the temperature the more the disorder. As ice melts it goes from low disorder to much higher disorder.

The question is not exactly clear. What I just wrote is closest to D so use that as your answer, but it is very poorly worded. Higher temperatures will increase the entropy but only once the ice has melted. I cannot suggest what else you might try if D is wrong.