Question

read this excerpt. what are two advantages for masons of completing an apprenticeship? a helping classmates with learning skills b being able to interview for new jobs c being trained by experienced professionals d learning important skills on real job sites e receiving money for more training even if aspiring masons attend to finish school, they will still need to complete an apprenticeship before starting work as professional masons. \apprenticeship\ (uh - preh - tis - ship) training is a situation in which someone learns a skill by working with an expert on the job. during an apprenticeship, the student, or apprentice, works on real job sites under the supervision of an experienced mason. this allows the apprentice to get plenty of real hands - on experience without the risk of making major mistakes.

Explanation:

The excerpt states apprentices learn skills by working with an expert on the job, and they work on real job sites under supervision to gain hands-on experience. Option C matches the training from experienced professionals, and Option D matches learning skills on real job sites. Other options are not supported by the text.

Answer:

C. being trained by experienced professionals
D. learning important skills on real job sites