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To regain their ______after a hard game, the players lay on the grass.
A. force B. energy C. power D. health

【解析】

试题分析：句意：一场激烈的比赛后，球员们躺在草地上恢复精力。force “做成某事而使用的力量, 还常指武力”; energy “能量; 能源; 精力”; power “动力、思维能力、权力等各种力量或能力”; health “健康”。由句意可知B项正确。

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