Which words in the sentence are the complete noun clause?

After a quick search, they found where the rabbits lived.

A.
they found where

B.
after a quick search

C.
where the rabbits lived

D.
the rabbits lived

Question

Which words in the sentence are the complete noun clause? 

After a quick search, they found where the rabbits lived.
 
 A.
they found where
 
 B.
after a quick search
 
 C.
where the rabbits lived
 
 D.
the rabbits lived

anonymous · Answer

idk if this is in the right thing :P

anonymous · Answer

It is, lol. Hold up, lemme double check to see if I'm gonna give you the right answer, lol.

anonymous · Answer

like the right categorie xD

anonymous · Answer

lol and thx for telling me totally wasnt paying attention

anonymous · Answer

before that though, what do you think is the right one?

anonymous · Answer

D. or C.?

anonymous · Answer

:,( judt got told i dont know nithing!!! D:

anonymous · Answer

just* nothing*

anonymous · Answer

thing about this question is that it's super tricky omg. i thought it was D at first, too! It turns out that its A, though :)

anonymous · Answer

o ok thx

anonymous · Answer

but how is it A.?

anonymous · Answer

Well, here are some links http://www.pitt.edu/~atteberr/comp/0150/grammar/nounclauses.html and www.grammar-monster.com/glossary/noun_clauses.htm - I had a similar question so that's why I said A - I'm sure, but I've never been good at giving definitions :)

chosenmatt · Answer

it's not it's D I hoped I helped you @ShayleeCutie

anonymous · Answer

OH WELL OOPS. thanks matt omg

chosenmatt · Answer

no problem

anonymous · Answer

can i ask 9 more O_O didnt expect that much