Possession by Evil Spirits:
1. Have you made a pact with the Devil?
2. Have you been baptized and do you believe in God?
3. Have you ever practiced witchcraft or consulted with witches?
4. Do you have any knowledge of other witches in your community?
5. Have you seen or communicated with familiar spirits (demons or animals in the service of witches)?
Malicious Acts and Harm:
1. Have you harmed or caused illness to anyone through your witchcraft?
2. Have you killed or bewitched livestock, animals, or crops?
3. Have you used your powers for evil, such as causing storms or misfortunes?
Spectral Evidence:
1. Have you appeared in the form of a ghost or specter to haunt or trouble individuals?
2. Have you tormented people in their dreams or caused sleep paralysis?
3. Have you sent your spirit or familiar spirits to harm or communicate with others?
Testimonies and Confessions:
1. Can you provide any witness or evidence that supports your innocence?
2. Are you willing to confess and provide the names of any other witches involved?
3. Have you repented and renounced any dealings with witchcraft?
Personal Information:
1. What is your full name, age, and place of residence?
2. What is your occupation or social status?
3. Can you provide details about your family and relationships?
4. Have you experienced any unusual events or illnesses that may be associated with witchcraft?
It's worth noting that the witch trials were often fueled by fear, prejudice, and the willingness to believe in fantastical explanations rather than rational thinking. As such, the questions and accusations lacked substantial evidence and fairness.