______medical examination will help us find our health problems as early as possible.

A.     Regular  B. Normal  C. Common  D. Ordinary

B


解析:

本題考查形容詞。Regular 意思是coming, happening, or dong again and again at even intervals（定期的有規(guī)律的）

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