As you read each passage, select the blank line after each sentence, and choose the option from the drop-down menu that correctly identifies the sentence. Select"RO" if it is a run-on, "CS" if it contains a comma splice, or"C" if the sentence is correct. Then, answer the question or questions below.

(1)The benefits to being good-looking might go further than getting a date they can also affect career success. (2)Good-looking people have better career prospects because employers assume they are more talented, more honest, and more intelligent than their plain or unattractive competition.

(3)Attractive people are also more likely to get promoted, they also start at a higher salary.

(4)For this reason, many job candidates in Europe and in Israel put their headshots into the top corner of their resumes, they also attach their pictures to their application materials.

(5)Although the content of their resumes was identical, attractive men who attached their pictures had almost double the chance of an interview.