Question

5 multiple choice 5 points whereas the christian old testament is arranged into four categories (pentateuch, historical books, prophets, poetry), the hebrew bible is divided into torah, tanak, kethuvim torah, neviim, kethuvim tanak, neviim, torah neviim, kethuvim, tanak 6 multiple choice 5 points canon selection criteria first and foremost must be written before 400 bce written in hebrew universally accepted believed to be divinely inspired

Explanation:

For question 5: The Hebrew Bible's standard division is Torah (Law), Nevi'im (Prophets), and Kethuvim (Writings), which are collectively called Tanak. The options are ordered incorrectly except for one that lists the three core sections first.
For question 6: The primary criterion for the Hebrew Bible canon was that texts were written in Hebrew, as this was the language of the ancient Israelite community and tied to authoritative religious tradition.

Answer:

1. Torah, Nevi'im, Kethuvim
2. written in Hebrew