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Which fragment is made up of a complete subject?

A.blared loudly in the tuba section

Bblasted the notes to the thrill of parade-goers

C.applauded for all of the musicians and their director

D.the loudest musical instruments

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WorldlyGlass49

The only completed subject among these that makes up a fragment is the last example - the loudest musical instruments.
The other examples don't have subjects at all.

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Answer: D. The loudest musical instruments.

 The fragment 'the loudest musical instruments' is made up of a complete subject because the words are  an article (the), adjectives (superlative: loudest, and musical) and a noun (instruments). But it doesn't have a verb to complete the phrase, it's just a fragment. The other fragments A, B and C all have verbs forming predicates, indicating actions of some subjects.

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