完型填空。AwomanIknowstoodonthebathroomscales(浴室磅秤)aftertwoweeksofdietandhardexercisearoundthepark.Theneedlewas1stuckonthenumberwhereshehadstarted.Thisstruckhera

　　完型填空。 AwomanIknowstoodonthebathroomscales(浴室磅秤)aftertwoweeksofdietandhardexercise

　　aroundthepark.Theneedlewas 1 stuckonthenumberwhereshehadstarted.Thisstruckheras 2

　　ofhowthingshadbeengoinglately.Shewasdestined(注定)nevertobehappy.

　　Asshedressedfeelinghertightjeansshe 3 aten-poundnoteinherpocket.Thenhersisterphoned

　　witha 4 story.Whenshehurriedouttothecar-annoyedthatshehadtogetpetrol-shediscoveredherflat

　　matehadalready 5 thetankforher.Andthiswasawomanwhothoughtshe'd 6 behappy.

　　Everydayitseemswe're 7 withadviceabouthappiness.Thecruelmessageisthatthere'ssomething

　　we'resupposedtodotobe 8 (maketherightchoicesorhavetherightsetofbeliefsaboutourselves.)

　　Coupledwiththisisthe 9 thathappinessisapermanentcondition.Ifwearenotjoyfulallthetimewe

　　10 there'saproblem.

　　Yetwhatmostpeople 11 isnotapermanentstateofhappiness.Itissomethingmoreordinarya 12 of

　　whattheAmericanwriterHughPratheroncecalled"unsettledproblemambiguous 13 andvague(不明确的)

　　defeatswithfewmomentsofclearpeace."

　　Maybeyouwouldn'tsayyesterdaywasahappyday 14 youhadaquarrelwithyourboss.Butweren't

　　theremomentsofhappinessmomentsof 15 ?Nowthatyouthinkaboutit. 16 therealetterfromanold

　　friendorastrangerwhoaskedwhereyougotsuchagoodhaircut?Yourememberhavingabaddayyet

　　thosegoodmoments 17 .

　　Soinmyopinionhappinessisan 18 notacond