Discussion
I do not see a fun (A) in (B) practical joking. (C) No error (D)
Answer: A
The error is in part (A), I do not see a fun; it should be I do not see any fun.
Fun is an uncountable noun, like advice and information, so it cannot take the indefinite article a. With a negative verb the usual determiner is any: I do not see any fun in practical joking, or simply I see no fun in practical joking.
Part (B), in, is the correct preposition (see fun in something), and part (C), practical joking, is a correct gerund phrase. So neither of them is the error, and 'No error' is wrong.
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