Sarah often finds herself back at the beginning of a sentence, but isn���t sure why. sarah might be a victim of
a. needless or unconscious rereading
c. reading aloud
b. word-by-word reading
d. none of these

a. needless or unconscious rereading

Explanation:

Needless or Unconscious rereading is a type of reading whereby the person's mind is not fully focused on what the person is reading.

This implies the person is reading unconsciously or not concentrating on what he or she is reading and such a person will always find themselves at the beginning of the sentence.

In order to be able to read and understand, full concentration and a proper focusing of the mind is required.

Needless or unconscious rereading could also be as result of the mind been distracted by other thoughts or things.

adjective. unreasonably obstinate; obstinately not moving: a stubborn child. fixed or set in purpose or opinion; resolute: a stubborn opponent of foreign aid.