Complete the following information.

Student: Good morning. I’d like to join the library, please.
Librarian: Of course. Can I just see your student card?
Student: Here you are.
Librarian: Thank you. Let me just check--your first name is Garba—G A R
         B A--and your surname is Buwal--B U W A L.                      Q1
Student: That’s fight.
Librarian: Can I just get some additional information from you for our database? It won’t take long.
Student: Sure.
Librarian: Could I have your address, please?
Student:  Here? In Newtown?
Librarian: Yes.
Student: 16 Bridgeway Road.                                            Q2
Librarian: Is Bridgeway written as one word?
Student: Yes, it is.
Librarian: Thank you. Which city are you from? Just the city--I don’t need the full address.
Student: I’m from Lagos in Nigeria.
Librarian: And your date of birth?
Student: 25th May 1983.                                               Q3
Librarian: Which course are you on?
Student: M.Sc. Engineering.                                            Q4
Librarian: Thank you. That’s all the personal data I need. Your library card will be ready tomorrow. Would you like to pick it up here or shall I send it to
your department?
Student: I’ll pick it up here. Could I just ask you a few questions?
Librarian: Of course. What would you like to know?
Student: I heard that the library is open 24 hours a day--is that correct?
Librarian: It will be from 1st October, but now we’re only open from 9 a.m.
         to 6 p.m: because this week is only for orientation--there are no
         formal classes at the university.
Student: I see. It’s very unusual to have a library that’s open 24 hours.
Librarian: We are only the second university in the UK to offer this service.        Q5
       It was instantly popular when we introduced it on 1 st March last
       academic year.
Student: What facilities are available here? I missed the orientation, I’m afraid.
Librarian: Well, you can see the three photocopiers over there by the large desk. The one nearest us is a colour copier.
Student: How much does it cost to make copies?
Librarian: Five pence for black and white and ten pence for colour. Only A4
       sized copies are available. On the other side of the room, by the       Q6
       windows, you can see the computers. They have a database of all
       books, newspapers, magazines and reports in the library--about
       half a million entries in all.                                           Q7
Student: Are they connected to the Internet?
Librarian: No. We found that too many students wanted to use them. Besides,
       it’s cheap and easy for students to get an Internet connection in
       their accommodation.
Student: Those stairs lead to the rest of the library?
Librarian: Yes. On this floor, we have newspapers and magazines. Users are
       not required to be silent in this part of the library, but we do ask       Q8
       that noise be kept to a minimum. Upstairs, there are all the books                Q9
       and reports.
Student: What’s that room at the end there?
Librarian: You mean at the opposite end of the room to my desk? That’s the
       video and DVD room. We have a small selection of videos and      Q10
       DVDs that students can view, but usually an appointment needs to
       be made in advance. However, this is not necessary if the room is
       not in use.
Student:  Well, thank you very much.
Librarian: My pleasure.