[originaltext]M: And what’s the good strategy if you decide to shop online?W:

M: And what’s the good strategy if you decide to shop online?
W: What I would suggest is especially starting out, that is, doing the staples online. (6) The brands that you use all the time, the paper products, the cleaning products, the cereals, get them online and then go to the store for the meats in the produce.
M: Now for those who like the library, you say (7) they’d better go online first and reserve the book basically before they actually make the trip out to the library.
W: That’s exactly right. Check the library’s website. You can reserve books rather than make a trip and find out they don’t have the book that you want. You can put it in an order and they will call you and let you know when it’s in and then you go and get it.
M: Well, the fourth tip. I like it a lot because I travel a lot. (8-1) It is printing your boarding pass before you go to the airport. That is so smart, right? W: Really, it’s really amazing, (8-2) especially that you don’t have to check luggage. Because if you have to check luggage, it’s going to take you a little time. But if you’re just carrying on, you skip those chaos and go right to the gate.
M: That’s brilliant. Now for those of us who are always looking for the same phone number, I know I’m like this. I leaf through the phone book, I find the phone number, I call it, I shut the phone book, and then the next week I’m going to use that same number. What’s the good way to keep track of those things?
W: (9) Highlight it. You know, just do it in a bright color, so it jumps out to you if it’s something that you use often. And organize your phone book. That’s really important. No more napkins and envelope flaps and old Christmas cards and phone numbers. Do it nicely and you will find things quicker.
M: (10) And lastly, you also say it’s a good idea to store scissors in every single room in case you will wrap presents, and do such things.
W: Right, you’ll always have a thread you have to clip, a tag you have to take off, a little brush, and you know, right at the front door before you go out. Make it look great.
M: You are so smart. I feel like we have saved time today. Carolyn Forte, thank you so much.
W: Thank you!
M: We really appreciate your time. W: You are welcome.
This is the end of Part Two of the interview. Questions 6 to 10 are based on what you have just heard.
6. According to Carolyn, what should be bought from stores?
7. According to Carolyn, what should you do first if you want to borrow books from the library?
8. Who can go on the flight the quickest?
9. What is suggested to use to make the phone number easy to find?
10. What is Carolyn’s last tip for saving time?