Step 1: Analyzing the Statements and Conclusions.
Statement 1: Some engineers are writers. This indicates that there is an overlap between engineers and writers, but it does not say that all engineers are writers.
Statement 2: No writer is an actor. This tells us that the sets of writers and actors do not overlap.
Statement 3: All actors are engineers. This means that every actor is also an engineer.
Step 2: Analyzing Conclusion I: Some writers are engineers.
From Statement 1, we know that some engineers are writers. Therefore, it is logically correct that some writers are engineers. Thus, Conclusion I is correct.
Step 3: Analyzing Conclusion II: All engineers are actors.
Statement 3 says that all actors are engineers, but this does not mean that all engineers are actors. Therefore, Conclusion II is incorrect.
Step 4: Analyzing Conclusion III: No actor is a writer.
Statement 2 tells us that no writer is an actor. Since all actors are engineers (Statement 3), no actor can be a writer. Hence, Conclusion III is correct.
Step 5: Analyzing Conclusion IV: Some actors are writers.
We already know that no writer is an actor (Statement 2), so it is impossible for any actor to be a writer. Therefore, Conclusion IV is incorrect.
Step 6: Conclusion.
From the analysis above, Conclusion I and Conclusion III are correct. Hence, the correct answer is (C).