Question

hindus have many scriptures, or religious texts, that discuss different ways to achieve liberation. there are two kinds of hindu scriptures. there are scriptures, called shruti, that many hindus believe came from the gods. but there are also important scriptures that were written later, called smriti, that hindus believe were written by human authors. click to correct any errors in the text. many hindus consider the vedas shruti because they believe the vedas were written by people in the past. but the vedas are not the only hindu scriptures. many hindus also read other ancient religious texts, such as stories, myths, and laws. hindus believe that these scriptures were written by people in the past, so they are called smriti. submit

Explanation:

The first sentence incorrectly states the origin of shruti (Vedas) as human-written; shruti are believed to come from the gods. The rest of the text aligns with the definition of smriti (human-authored) and the distinction between the two scripture types.

Answer:

1. Change "were written by people in the past" to "came from the gods" in the first sentence of the corrected text.
2. No change needed for the second sentence.
3. No change needed for the third sentence.
4. No change needed for the fourth sentence.