What was the reason for the strange behavior of the girls in Salem?

• Hallucinations caused by fungus

• Swelling of the brain

• Supernatural possession

• Starvation and disease

Who were the first three women accused of witchcraft in Salem?

• Betty Parris, Abigail Williams, and Sarah Good

• Sarah Good, Sarah Osbourne, and Tituba

• Tituba, Betty Parris, and Abigail Williams

• Sarah Osbourne, Tituba, and Betty Parris

What happened to Sarah Osbourne and Sarah Good?

• They were released

• They were convicted and hanged

• They were imprisoned and later released

• They were acquitted

Who accused Tituba of practicing witchcraft?

• Betty Parris

• Sarah Good

• Sarah Osbourne

• Tituba confessed herself

What evidence did the court accept during the trials?

• Eyewitness testimonies

• Physical evidence

• Spectral evidence

• Scientific experiments

What was the preferred outcome for the accused in the trials?

• Confession and repentance

• Acquittal

• Thorough investigation

• Public hanging

What led to the suspension of the trials?

• The governor's wife being accused

• Lack of evidence

• Public protests

• Intervention by the church

Who were the primary accusers in the trials?

• The judges

• The accused witches

• The afflicted girls

• The Native American neighbors

What happened to the accused witches who confessed?

• They were released

• They were acquitted

• They were executed

• They were imprisoned

What was the role of the jurors in the trials?

• To thoroughly investigate the charges

• To provide objective judgment

• To protect the accused

• To support the accusers