Identifying Independent & Subordinate Clauses

Is the underlined portion of the sentence below an independent clause or a subordinate clause?

Teddy stopped the dryer when he heard his boots clunking around inside it.

Is the underlined portion of the sentence below an independent clause or a subordinate clause?

If you adjust the blinds in the living room, you won’t be so hot.

Is the underlined portion of the sentence below an independent clause or a subordinate clause?

Although she was better at music, my older sister loved science and pursued it with a passion in high school.

Is the underlined portion of the sentence below an independent clause or a subordinate clause?

I will not attend the banquet because my brother graduates from high school the same day.

Is the underlined portion of the sentence below an independent clause or a subordinate clause?

Vince and I decided to read the book first before we go to see the movie.

Is the underlined portion of the sentence below an independent clause or a subordinate clause?

Unless Christine finishes her calculus homework, she will have to suffer Mrs. Nanry's wrath in class tomorrow.

Is the underlined portion of the sentence below an independent clause or a subordinate clause?

Even though Kate considers herself a writer, she still works nights at a local restaurant to help pay the bills.

Is the underlined portion of the sentence below an independent clause or a subordinate clause?

At last, Gretchen met Conrad and Padgett, who were the pets of her friend Mimi.

Is the underlined portion of the sentence below an independent clause or a subordinate clause?

Antonio told her that he had not planned on coming to the party.

Is the underlined portion of the sentence below an independent clause or a subordinate clause?

I have no idea when the mechanic finished the repairs on the car.