I would be asking what your options are in regards to the induction:
How - Gels, AROM, drip, etc
When - overnight for gel, or come in in the morning
Readiness - what's your cervix like right now? Is an induction likely to work?
Timing of procedures - ie, try gels first. Then AROM. Then drip...?

I'd also ask what their policies are in regards to time they "allow" you to labour after having your waters broken. What their policies are in regards to monitoring during labour (it's often more frequent if you've been induced, and particularly once you're on the drip). Also if there are any other restrictions they might put on you during labour - ie, moving around, using the bath, positions etc (some will say it makes no difference, some have all sorts of arbitrary "rules")

I was induced at 42 weeks. Went in to hospital at 41+6 and had a balloon cathetar & tape (gels is more common I think).
My cervix was very unfavourable even by the next morning and teh OB said I was at a high risk of having a caesar. It didn't occur to me til much later but I probably should have just got up and left at that point. Anyway, he broke my waters (which was difficult given teh state of my cervix) and wanted to start the drip straight away but we refused. He got cranky. We stood our ground and ended up waiting 3.5 hours before going on the drip, which i think was a really good decision for us.
Anyway, labour stalled, baby's heartbeat started dropping so I ended up spending the last few hours on my back, not allowed to move due to continuous monitoring. Which was absolute hell - being mobile is definitely much, much better.
Then apparently DS was in distress so they yanked him out with forceps.

Some people have great inductions, and the closer your cervix is to being ready the more likely things will go smoothly. If you look at the statistics though, it's pretty clear that for first-time mums especially most don't have a great experience. I'm not trying to scare you or anything, I just think it's good to be aware of this before you go into it.

All the best - maybe your baby will make a move before then anyway!