In a week you could read two books or see four movies. the opportunity cost of choosing to read one book is
a. one book
b. two books
c. one movie
d. two movies

D. Two movies

Explanation:

The cost of opportunity is the price of choosing some choices over other choices.

It is the advantage that compromises picking the best choice among the choices available.

In the question, it is given that you could read two books or see four movies.  

So, the opportunity cost of choosing to read one book would be two movies

As two books = four movies

So, automatically one book = two movies

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