No matter what your opinion is on these categories, "A statement of whether the current version of the terms of service defines each of the following categories

No matter what your opinion is on these categories, "A statement of whether the current version of the terms of service defines each of the following categories of content" is a quite straightforward question - what do your terms of service say? How can you get from that to "implicitly agreeing that these categories are real things"? If your ToS mentions them, then you say yes, if it doesn't mention them, then you say no. Saying "The currently active terms of service document (attached) does not define 'woke ideology' as a separate category of content" is a simple factual statement, and it does not imply anything that you didn't already write in that terms of service agreement; I see nothing wrong with companies being compelled to provide an answer to this - it is relevant factual information about the product they're distributing to people in California; the companies do not have a constitutional right to keep all their internal documents secret, they can be compelled by law to disclose them.