Question

Read the paragraph. Volunteering is a good way to gain skills and work experience. In a recent study, seventy-three percent of employers said they’d hire someone who’d volunteered. Among employees who had volunteered, ninety-four percent said that it had benefited at work. Students looking to improve their resumes should consider volunteering. What is the best transition to add at the beginning of the third sentence? Although, Conversely, In addition, In conclusion,

Answer 1

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Answer:

$\boxed{ \bf The~correct~answer~is~C.~In~addition.}$

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Explanation:

Although does not fit, since it basically means "even though". If you substitute those words in, the sentence will not make sense since.

Conversely means to reverse a statement. So, you're trying to reverse the previous sentence when you use it. As you can see, sentence three only adds on to sentence two. It does not try to say the opposite of it.

In conclusion is a transition that you add when you are concluding or finishing something. You will add it at the end of the paragraph or idea.

Therefore, this leaves us with only one option--In addition.