The menstrual cycle is measured from the start of one menstruation to:
AThe next ovulation
BThe end of that flow
CThe next menstruation
DThe next fertilisation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The next menstruation
A menstrual cycle runs from the start of one menstruation to the next.
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