[originaltext] A refrigerator of the future that tells you what to cook with

A refrigerator of the future that tells you what to cook with your leftovers and automatically re-orders fresh food is being designed in the UK. The self-cleaning "refrigerator of the future" will automatically place supermarket home delivery orders when required and move food near its use by date to the front of the shelves. Researchers hope the fridge could clean itself, cut down on wasted food and offer up recipes—which could be tailored to different countries, cuisine and seasons. With Brits putting in 36 million hours every year of free overtime—leaving little time for household chores—the refrigerator could help save precious time during modern-day lives. These new developments are in the pipeline thanks to collaborations between scientists at the university and online supermarket
    Ocado. The planned new features include the ability for refrigerators to scan their shelves to see what is in stock and use this information to both plan meals and automatically place a supermarket food order. The smart fridge will use " nano-articulated technology" shelf surfaces which will accomplish products which soon need to be eaten to the front of the refrigerator. Ultrasound-scanning technology built into the door will allow the refrigerator to "swipe and capture" the food on a plate before and after mealtime, meaning it can assess what type and amount of food is wasted. Cookbooks are essentially inventory lists of food items. The key concept in the successful implementation of this process is accurate inventory tracking.
    Questions 9 to 12 are based on the passage you have just heard.
    9. How will a future refrigerator deal with the milk that is near its sell-by date?
    10. Why will a future refrigerator be important for the British?
    11. What can a future refrigerator do according to the designed plan?
    12. Which part of the refrigerator can warn people against wastage?