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Why is ∆T metal < 0? and Why is ∆T water > 0?

Please help ASAP I don't understand these questions at all!!! :(

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I'm sorry but my crystal ball isn't working very well today. I see the questions but I have no idea what the context is.

What I'm trying to say is why is temperature metal < 0 and why is temperature water > 0! I really need some help on this! :(

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