A 50-year-old asymptomatic male with no family history of colorectal cancer and no significant medical comorbidities presents for a routine check-up. He expresses interest in colorectal cancer screening. Which of the following screening modalities is most appropriate to recommend for him?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

For average-risk individuals, colonoscopy every 10 years is a primary recommended screening modality for colorectal cancer, starting at age 45-50, due to its ability to both detect and remove polyps. While other options are acceptable, colonoscopy is often considered the most comprehensive initial approach.