Compare and contrast the careers.

A 2-column table with 5 rows. Column 1 is labeled Writers with entries Develop content for different publications and the media, Typically require a bachelor's degree, May work in offices or wherever a computer is available, Must possess excellent writing skills, May work full-time or as freelance writers with flexible schedules. Column 2 is labeled Editors with entries Plan, review, and revise content to be published; Typically require a bachelor's degree; Often work in offices, but may work wherever a computer is available; Often have to meet strict deadlines; Work in the publishing industry more than half the time.

According to the chart, which statements could accurately be used within a paragraph comparing and contrasting the careers of writers and editors? Select all that apply.

1. Similarly, a bachelor’s degree is also required to be an editor.
2. Although many work in offices, both writers and editors may have the option of working wherever a computer is available.
3. More than half of all writers and editors work in the publishing industry.
4. Writers are responsible for developing content to be published, while editors review and revise that content before it is published.
5. Writers must possess excellent writing skills; however, editors do not, because they are only responsible for revising the content.