Why Is "Happiness" a Problematic Translation for the Greek Word

Multiple Choice

Why is "happiness" a problematic translation for the Greek word eudaimonia?

A) Virtue ethicists believe that someone can achieve eudaimonia without being truly happy.
B) Happiness suggests a focus on pleasant feelings, whereas eudaimonia is about how one's life is going as a whole.
C) Happiness can be interpreted narrowly or broadly, whereas eudaimonia is strictly about feeling pleasure and the absence of pain.
D) Ancient Greek words are essentially untranslatable into modern English because the culture of ancient Greece was so different from ours.