Tony is 13 years old. He has three sisters and no brothers. Tony’s father is an office worker and he loves playing sports (运动) with Tony. Tony also likes sports, but his favorite sport is dancing.

Tony’s sisters go to dancing classes every day and Tony wants to go with them, too. But his father doesn’t want him to go. “Dancing is only for girls,” says his father. Tony is not happy to hear that. He really wants to take the dancing classes. Then Tony’s sisters say they can help him learn to dance. Then they often take Tony to the dancing class and teach him to dance secretly (秘密地).

On the day of the school dancing show, Tony’s father comes to school to see his daughters’ dance. Tony dances with his sisters very well. Many parents give them lots of warm applause (掌声). His father is very happy. Now he knows boys can dance, too.

It’s ten o’clock     27     Sunday morning. Look at Jenny’s family. Her father, Mr. Black is     28     TV on the sofa. Her sister Betty is     29     to music and dancing. Her brothers, Tom and Jim, are     30     their rooms. Jenny is     31     the cards in her room. Where is Mrs. Black? Oh, she isn’t     32     home now. She is     33     for her family.     34     at that dog. It’s very cute. What’s it     35     now? Aha! It’s playing     36     a ball.