Which two methods can be used to share records using sharing rules? Choose 2 answers

Public groups are a collection of users, other groups, roles, or territories, and are a primary method for specifying who a sharing rule should share records with.

Sharing rules can grant access to records based on a user's role in the hierarchy, including users in a specific role and all the roles subordinate to it.

Profiles define what a user can do with an object (CRUD permissions) and field-level security, but they are not used to define who records are shared *with* via sharing rules.

Queues are used to prioritize and distribute records among a team of users and can be target of assignment rules, but they are not a method for defining the *criteria* or *recipients* of sharing rules themselves; rather, queues can be included in public groups that are then used in sharing rules.