Reading: Part 3.2
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Reading: Part 3.2
Read the article about the Dubai Shopping Mall. Are sentences ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’ choose ‘Doesn’t say’.
Dubai's intelligent car park
The Dubai Mall is one of the biggest shopping centres in the world. It took four years to build. There are over 1,200 shops and 120 restaurants and cafes. It also has a 250-room hotel, 22 cinema screens, an ice rink and an underwater zoo! More than 750,000 people visit the shopping centre every week. But if you are one of those visitors, be careful not to get lost. The Dubai Mall is a really large area!
Also, finding your car can be a problem. Two of the three car parks have more than ten floors. One woman with heavy shopping bags spent three hours looking for her car. Then she was very tired, so she dropped the shopping bags and got a taxi home!
After that, the Mall started using a computer system to help drivers who can’t remember where they parked their car. They type in the name of their car and the registration number. The computer looks for the car through cameras which are on each floor of the car park. A picture of your car appears on the screen with a map that shows you how to get to it.
The Dubai mall opened four years ago.
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Doesn't say
There are nearly 1.200 shops.
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The mall has a lot of fast food restaurants.
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Doesn't say
You can stay the night in the shopping centre.
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Doesn't say
Over 750.000 people come to the shopping, centre each week.
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Doesn't say
Some people found it difficult to find their car.
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Doesn't say
The new computer system helps drivers to find a parking space.
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Doesn't say
It is expensive to use the car park.
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Doesn't say
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