Answer:Here are the sentences with the independent and dependent clauses identified: 1. Since you desire it, we will begin at once.Independent Clause: We will begin at once.Dependent Clause: Since you desire it.Conjunction: Since 2. Our principal seems pleased because the school was awarded the grant.Independent Clause: Our principal seems pleased.Dependent Clause: because the school was awarded the grant.Conjunction: because 3. Miss Baker was a good nurse for she had much experience.Independent Clause: Miss Baker was a good nurse.Dependent Clause: for she had much experience.Conjunction: for 4. Rosalie practices everyday that she may improve her playing.Independent Clause: Rosalie practices everyday.Dependent Clause: that she may improve her playing.Conjunction: that 5. The boys became impatient because they had been waiting a long time.Independent Clause: The boys became impatient.Dependent Clause: because they had been waiting a long time.Conjunction: because 6. Since we have a free day, we will gather nuts this afternoon in the valley.Independent Clause: We will gather nuts this afternoon in the valley.Dependent Clause: Since we have a free day.Conjunction: Since 7. The morning passed quickly because we were busy.Independent Clause: The morning passed quickly.Dependent Clause: because we were busy.Conjunction: because 8. Joan was overjoyed for she had completed the assignment without help.Independent Clause: Joan was overjoyed.Dependent Clause: for she had completed the assignment without help.Conjunction: for 9. We take daily exercise that we may strengthen our muscles.Independent Clause: We take daily exercise.Dependent Clause: that we may strengthen our muscles.Conjunction: that 10. The boys arose at dawn that they may start early.Independent Clause: The boys arose at dawn.Dependent Clause: that they may start early.Conjunction: that III. Fill in the blanks with the correct subordinating conjunctions from the list. Please provide the list of subordinating conjunctions so I can help you fill in the blanks.