Option C is false. When drawing two cards from a standard deck of cards, the outcome of the second draw depends entirely on the outcome of the first draw unless the first card is replaced before the second draw (which is not stated). For instance, if you draw an Ace first, there are only 3 Aces left in a 51-card deck, changing the probability for the second draw. Hence, they are dependent events.

Options B and D correctly describe independent events (the outcome of one coin toss or die roll does not affect the next). Option A describes mutual exclusivity since a single toss can only be Heads or Tails, not both.