Multiple choice general knowledge

One (a single) tree produces up to 260 pounds of oxygen a year. That is more than enough to supply oxygen to a family of four people.

  1. True

  2. False

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Explanation

A single mature tree can produce approximately 260 pounds (about 118 kg) of oxygen annually. A human consumes about 550 liters of oxygen per day. At this rate, one tree's oxygen output could theoretically support 2-4 people's respiratory needs. This estimate varies based on tree species, size, age, and environmental conditions, but the scale is approximately correct.