Which sentence begins with an independent clause and ends with a dependent clause?(1 point)

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Sarah is good at math because she studies.
Sarah is good at math because she studies.

AJ can run faster than anyone.
AJ can run faster than anyone.

Besides math, I enjoy science.
Besides math, I enjoy science.

Because it is my birthday, my mom made a cake.

Answer 1

The sentence that begins with an independent clause and ends with a dependent clause is:

AJ can run faster than anyone.

However, it's important to clarify that while "AJ can run faster than anyone" is indeed an independent clause, it does not end with a dependent clause. The correct answer from the provided options that fits your requirement is:

Because it is my birthday, my mom made a cake.

Here, "my mom made a cake" is the independent clause, and "Because it is my birthday" is the dependent clause that starts the sentence.