The candidate keys are $AC$ and $AD$.
Therefore, $A$ is a proper subset of both candidate keys.
Now consider $A\to E$.
$E$ does not belong to either candidate key, so $E$ is non-prime.
Thus, $A\to E$ is a partial dependency of a non-prime attribute on a proper subset of candidate keys.
This violates $\text{2NF}$.
Separate this dependency into $R_1(A,E)$.
Keep $A$ in the remaining relation so that the decomposition is $R_2(A,B,C,D)$.
Hence, $R_1(A,E)$ and $R_2(A,B,C,D)$ correctly remove the 2NF violation.
Therefore, the correct answer is A.