第 11 至 15 題為題組         Denmark consistently scores high in global happiness rankings, and Danish people have some coolwords for ways to be happy. The word recently voted most popular among Danes is pyt, a term thatdescribes the nation’s philosophy toward __11__ .         Pyt doesn’t have an exact English translation. It is usually used as a __12__ to a daily mistake orsmall frustration, corresponding roughly to the English sayings, “Don’t worry about it,” or “Well, thingshappen.” At its core, the word is about accepting and resetting—a reminder to step back and refocus ratherthan overreact. Pyt doesn’t point blame at either yourself or another person； __13__ , it helps you learn thatnot everything can be perfect. But this does not mean that pyt applies to everything. It should not be usedwhen you ought to take responsibility； __14__ should it be taken as an excuse for inaction.
        Today, the word is even manifested into a literal “pyt button” in Danish classrooms for schoolchildrento press when they are upset about something insignificant. Some adults have also started using the buttonat home. Basically, pyt encourages people of all ages to __15__ minor frustrations and move on with theirlives.
【題組】11.
(A) health
(B) stress
(C) culture
(D) friendship