(As pointed out by YanaYana, usually "bridged" works in home networks, while "shared" may work in some corporate environments where "bridged" doesn't work). Just which method works best depends on what kind of network your Mac is connected to, and if one doesn't work, just use the other. There are three ways that the VM can use the Mac's network usually only two of them are useful (bridged, shared). It just talks to the Mac's network system, and the Mac then takes care of figuring out what connection to use - just as it would if you weren't running the VM. The VM doesn't care whether the Mac is connected to the outside world via Wifi, or an ethernet cable plugged into it, or an Ethernet-USB adapter, or any other means. The VM uses its "virtual" network card to talk to the Mac's network system and from there accesses the outside world. You shouldn't need to connect the adapter separately within the VM as the VM uses the Mac's built-in network hard- and software to connect to the outside world. Can you establish a connection to the network on your Mac (when Parallels is not running)? If that is not the case, something's wrong with the Adapter.
The Apple Ethernet-USB adapter is made to run on your Mac.
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