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Read the information from the Manchester Shopping Guide.

"If you're looking for the best shopping choice in the North West, then City Centre Manchester is the right place."

Whatever you are shopping for, you'll almost certainly find it in City Centre Manchester. You'll find more choice and your shopping will be more enjoyable in City Centre Manchester - where you're right in the heart of things.

"Let's start with one of the main shopping thoroughfares in the City - Market Street."

Market Street has now been pedestrianised and runs from Piccadilly Gardens down to the road known as Deansgate. Here, you'll find many famous top-name department stores, chain stores and a host of other shops, offering everything from the latest fashions and the tops of the pops, to household goods, holidays abroad and somewhere to eat. While you're in the area, don't miss the Market Centre, a large underground market in Spring Gardens, off Market Street.

"Manchester's most exclusive shopping areas."

King Street, St. Ann's Square and Deansgate. Here you'll find unusual shops, both large and small, including leading fashion houses, jewellers, booksellers and shops selling traditional and modern furnishings, plus another of Manchester's top department stores. St. Ann's Square has now been tastefully pedestrianised, complementing the quality shops. A pavement cafe is a new feature.
The Royal Exchanga Shopping Centre, between St. Ann's Square and Cross Street, is housed in the historic Royal Exchange Building next to the Royal Exchange Theatre. It is a fascinating centre for exclusive fashions, arts, crafts and specialist shops selling top quality merchandise.

"The Arndale Centre - probably the largest covered shopping area in Europe."

The Arndale Centre has to be seen to be believed. Wide, air-conditioned boulevards on two levels lead you in comfort around the major scores and 200 smaller shops and eating places, whatever the weather. You'll also find the High Street Market within the Arndale Centre. This covered market has nearly 200 stalls offering foods and a complete range of goods at bargain prices. The Arndale Centre is easy to get to, with parking for 1,800 cars, and an adjoining bus station.
Chinatown. Situated between Piccadilly and Princess Street. Chinatown offers a wealth of Chinese restaurants, speciality supermarkets and gift shops.

Decide if each of the 10 statements is true or false and mark one.

1.This leaflet describes a new shopping area just outside Manchester.

You can reach Market Street by going along Deansgate.

The Market Centre is built below the ground.