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    In most western countries ,on April Fool’s Day ,people often play trick on each other ;children especially have great fun .

    A.a ;a B. the; the

    C. /; a D. a; /

    D

    【解析】

    试题分析：考查不定冠词使用。不定冠词只用在可数名词单数前。trick是可数名词，play a trick恶作剧，捉弄，也可以说play tricks。fun是作名词不可数，have fun 玩得开心。have great fun玩得很开心。句意：在大多数西方国家，在愚人节时，人们经常会相互恶作剧；尤其是孩子们会晚点很开心。故选D。

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