D) Listen and read along with the third part of the story. The baby's wails rang loudly in Luca's ears, and the air in the train felt too hot and stuffy. Luca's heart pounded fast. Then he remembered what helped him relax at bedtime . Closing his eyes, Luca took deep breaths. In out in __ out. Quietly, Luca started to hum his favorite song, "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." "Hum louder," Nana whispered. "It sounds nice." Luca began to hum louder. Then the man next to him began to gently tap his foot on the floor. Luca kept humming. A woman standing by the door began to sing the words to the song. The woman's voice was deep and beautiful. Nana joined in and sang the next line with the woman. Luca smiled and hummed even louder. More people tapped their feet, and even more joined in the singing. The baby stopped crying. J) Why does Luca begin to hum?Look for clues in the story. to show his grandma the new song he learned

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D) Listen and read along with the third part of the story. The baby's wails rang loudly in Luca's ears, and the air in the train felt too hot and stuffy. Luca's heart pounded fast. Then he remembered what helped him relax at bedtime . Closing his eyes, Luca took deep breaths. In out in __ out. Quietly, Luca started to hum his favorite song, "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." "Hum louder," Nana whispered. "It sounds nice." Luca began to hum louder. Then the man next to him began to gently tap his foot on the floor. Luca kept humming. A woman standing by the door began to sing the words to the song. The woman's voice was deep and beautiful. Nana joined in and sang the next line with the woman. Luca smiled and hummed even louder. More people tapped their feet, and even more joined in the singing. The baby stopped crying. J) Why does Luca begin to hum?Look for clues in the story. to show his grandma the new song he learned

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J) Luca begins to hum to relax and calm himself, using a technique he employs at bedtime.

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The provided text depicts a scenario where Luca is in a train with his baby sibling, who is crying. The environment is described as hot and stuffy, and Luca is feeling overwhelmed, as indicated by his pounding heart. To calm himself, he remembers a technique he uses at bedtime: taking deep breaths. Along with this, he starts to hum his favorite song, "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." This action is not shown as an attempt to teach his grandma a new song, but rather as a self-soothing mechanism. His humming, initially for self-relaxation, inadvertently leads to a communal moment where other passengers join in, culminating in the baby ceasing to cry. The focus here is on Luca's internal state and his method of coping with stress, not on demonstrating a song to his grandmother.

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