Question

1. (11) do you know what food your young clients need to avoid? (12) do you know how to lock and unlock the doors in the house? (13) do you know whether you may reach out to a neighbor if you need help with something simple while the parents are away? (14) do you know where the first aid kit is? (15) babysitting courses teach you how to ask the right questions so that your time with new kids goes smoothly and quickly, and while these questions may sound tiny, an unlocked door or a food allergen could lead to some dangerous consequences. (16) don’t go blindly into a new babysitting job without knowing the right questions to ask when a babysitting course can help you develop the perfect list of questions for the parents of your clients.
2. (17) a last, good reason to take a babysitting training course is to learn basic information that will help you get started on running your own business. (18) you might learn how to construct a flyer, or résumé, that tells parents who you are, how to reach you, and that you’ve completed a training course. (19) information like that will distinguish you from other, less - qualified babysitters. (20) you’ll learn how to discuss pay rates with parents and how to set up a meet and greet with the kids so they know who you are before your first time alone with them.
3. the most effective transition to add to the beginning of sentence 18 is

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as an example
then again
that is to say
for this reason

Explanation:

To determine the correct transition for sentence 18, we analyze the context. Sentence 17 states a reason to take the course (learn business info), and sentence 18 gives an example (learning to construct a flyer/resume) of that business - related info. "As an example" is used to introduce an example, which fits here. "Then again" is for contrast, "That is to say" is for rephrasing, and "For this reason" is for showing a result, none of which fit as well as "As an example".

Answer:

As an example