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When the cell phone began to chime in her book bag, (A) Jasmine froze in her seat (B) as all eyes in the room darted from her to Professor Williams. (C) An instructor who tolerated no interruptions during a lecture.
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When the cell phone began to chime in her book bag, Jasmine froze in her seat. As all eyes in the room darted from her to Professor Williams. An instructor who tolerated no interruptions during a lecture.

A period after seat makes a fragment. As all eyes in the room darted from her to Professor Williams is a subordinate clause, which cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.

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