In ____late 19th century, computers changed _____great deal and were widely used______international trade.  

   A. the; a; the   B. the; the;不填   C. the; a; an    D. the; a; 不填

D


解析:

在序數(shù)詞前用定冠詞the;  a great deal為固定短語, 意思為 “大量地”；

international trade表示泛指概念，不用冠詞。

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