What questions were accused people of McCarthyism asked?

During the McCarthy era, accused individuals were often questioned about their political affiliations, particularly regarding any ties to the Communist Party or other leftist organizations. They were asked to identify past and present associates, including friends and colleagues, who might also be suspected of communist sympathies. Many were pressured to provide names of others in a practice known as "naming names," which often led to widespread fear and paranoia. Additionally, individuals faced inquiries about their beliefs, activities, and even personal lives to determine any perceived subversive behavior.