a)

What did you think when you read the headline?

b)

What springs to mind when you hear the word ‘bacteria’?

c)

What do you think about what you have read?

d)

Will you think twice about using supermarket carts/trolleys from now?

e)

Should supermarkets take more care with hygiene?

f)

What are the good and bad things about shopping carts?

g)

How can shopping carts be improved?

h)

Should a shopper be able to sue a supermarket if they become ill after using a shopping cart?

i)

Do other shoppers using shopping carts annoy you?

j)

How can supermarkets stop people stealing shopping carts?

a)

Did you like reading this article?

b)

Do you think the things you touch every day are so infected with bacteria?

c)

How clean is your computer keyboard?

d)

What do you think of online shopping carts?

e)

How can we make sure children are more hygienic?

f)

Should we wear gloves when we touch everyday objects?

g)

What other areas of supermarkets contain dangers to your health?

h)

What do you think of the comparison between reusable shopping bags and wearing the same underwear every day?

i)

What three adjectives describe this story, and why?

j)

What questions would you like to ask Dr Charles Gerba?