12 Min Test: Blood Relations - Bank Exams MCQ

We can see that if we solve the given relation L @ B @ K – N @ S + T % X, then we will get the family tree as follow:

So, we can see that X is brother-in-law of L.

Hence, option C is correct.

We can see that if we solve the given relation P = Q - R @ S = T - U + V = W, then we will get the family tree as follow:

So, we can see that W is daughter-in-law of S.

Hence, option D is correct.

The decoded equations are as follows:

A # C means A is the father of C

C * E means C is the sibling of E

E # G means E is the father of G

G @ B means G is the grandchild of B

B $ D means B is the mother-in-law of D

D # I means D is the father of I

I * H means I is the sibling of H

Thus, the final arrangement as follows:

So, we can conclude that H is the nephew of E.

Hence, Option B is correct.

Equation:  M # P # S @ R $ N * Q

M # P means M is the father of P

P # S means P is the father of S

S @ R means S is the grandchild of R

R $ N means R is the mother-in-law of N

N * Q means N is the sibling of Q

Thus, the final arrangement as follows:

So, we can conclude that P is the husband of N.

Hence, Option A is correct.

Equation: P # Q % R * S @ T % Q

P # Q means P is the father of Q

Q % R means Q is the mother of R

R * S means R is the sibling of S

S @ T means S is the grandchild of T

T % Q means T is the mother of Q

Thus, the final arrangement as follows:

So, we can conclude that T is grandmother of S.

Hence, Option C is correct.

From the common explanation and family tree, we get ‘’N is the son-in-law of Q’’.
Hence, option C is the correct answer.
Final arrangement:

References:
U: My spouse is M, who is the grandfather of V. I have only one sibling.
V: My paternal grandmother is the sibling of Q and is married to M, who has only 2 children of different genders.
W: P is my sister-in-law. I don’t have any siblings
X: N is my husband. My father is sibling of U.
Q: My wife is maternal grandmother of R, who is a male.
P: Y is my aunt, who has a daughter. V is my nephew.
Inferences:
U is wife of M, who is the grandfather of V.
M has only 2 children of different genders.
U is sister of Q.
P is the sister-in-law of W, who does not have a sibling.
X is wife of N.
Q, who is the father of X, is the brother of U.
R is the grandson of Q.
Y is the aunt of P.
V is nephew of P.
W is wife of O, who is the brother of P and son of M.
From the above statements, we get the final arrangement:

From the common explanation and family tree, we get W is the daughter-in-law of U, who is the sister-in-law of Y.
Hence, option D is the correct answer.
Final arrangement:

References:
U: My spouse is M, who is the grandfather of V. I have only one sibling.
V: My paternal grandmother is the sibling of Q and is married to M, who has only 2 children of different genders.
W: P is my sister-in-law. I don’t have any siblings
X: N is my husband. My father is sibling of U.
Q: My wife is maternal grandmother of R, who is a male.
P: Y is my aunt, who has a daughter. V is my nephew.
Inferences:
U is wife of M, who is the grandfather of V.
M has only 2 children of different genders.
U is sister of Q.
P is the sister-in-law of W, who does not have a sibling.
X is wife of N.
Q, who is the father of X, is the brother of U.
R is the grandson of Q.
Y is the aunt of P.
V is nephew of P.
W is wife of O, who is the brother of P and son of M.
From the above statements, we get the final arrangement:

From the common explanation and family tree, we get except “W – U” all other pairs are a parent-child relationship.
Hence, option D is the correct answer.
Final arrangement:

References:
U: My spouse is M, who is the grandfather of V. I have only one sibling.
V: My paternal grandmother is the sibling of Q and is married to M, who has only 2 children of different genders.
W: P is my sister-in-law. I don’t have any siblings
X: N is my husband. My father is sibling of U.
Q: My wife is maternal grandmother of R, who is a male.
P: Y is my aunt, who has a daughter. V is my nephew.
Inferences:
U is wife of M, who is the grandfather of V.
M has only 2 children of different genders.
U is sister of Q.
P is the sister-in-law of W, who does not have a sibling.
X is wife of N.
Q, who is the father of X, is the brother of U.
R is the grandson of Q.
Y is the aunt of P.
V is nephew of P.
W is wife of O, who is the brother of P and son of M.
From the above statements, we get the final arrangement:
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References:
C is the daughter of B, who is the grandmother of E.
F is the grandson of C, whose parents are A and B.
E is married to G and has one son F.
Inferences:
From the above statements we get following family tree:
We can see, the gender of E is not specified hence it is impossible to tell whether E is granddaughter or grandson. But if we look at options closely, we see there is no option as grandson or no option as ‘can’t be determined’ but option D granddaughter is given. So, we will mark this option as correct answer.

Hence, E is granddaughter of B.

Hence, option D is correct.

N is the uncle of S. Hence, option C is correct.

Checking → C1:
References :
P is married to Q, who is the mother-in-law of S. T is the brother of V, who is married to W. U is the daughter of R and S. W is the brother-in-law of U and T. R is the father-in-law of W.
Inferences :
So, we can draw the family tree as follows:

Thus, we can conclude that there are 4 males in a family.
Hence, option A is correct.

From the common explanation, we can conclude that M is mother-in-law of R.
Hence, option B is correct.
Final Arrangement :

Common Explanation :
References :
P @ Q means P is father of Q
P # Q means P is mother of a Q
P $ Q means P is brother of a Q
P © Q means P is sister of a Q
P % Q means P is son of Q
P * Q means P is daughter of Q
Inferences :
We need to keep the respective codes given above in mind
References :
J @ P * M, P © K © Q @ L, P # N % R, Q $ K, O # L
Inferences :
From the above references, we can conclude the following:
J @ P means J is the father of P
P © K means P is the sister of K
K © Q means K is the sister of Q
Q @ L means Q is the father of L
P # N means P is the mother of N
N % R means N is the son of R
Q $ K means Q is the brother of K
O # L means O is the mother of L
Thus, the final arrangement as follows:

From the common explanation, we can conclude that N is nephew of the husband of O.
Hence, Option A is correct.
Final Arrangement :

Common Explanation :
References :
P @ Q means P is father of Q
P # Q means P is mother of a Q
P $ Q means P is brother of a Q
P © Q means P is sister of a Q
P % Q means P is son of Q
P * Q means P is daughter of Q
Inferences :
We need to keep the respective codes given above in mind
References :
J @ P * M, P © K © Q @ L, P # N % R, Q $ K, O # L
Inferences :
From the above references, we can conclude the following:
J @ P means J is the father of P
P © K means P is the sister of K
K © Q means K is the sister of Q
Q @ L means Q is the father of L
P # N means P is the mother of N
N % R means N is the son of R
Q $ K means Q is the brother of K
O # L means O is the mother of L
Thus, the final arrangement as follows:

From the common explanation, we can conclude that L is the nephew or niece of K.
Hence, Option C is correct.
Final Arrangement :

Common Explanation :
References :
P @ Q means P is father of Q
P # Q means P is mother of a Q
P $ Q means P is brother of a Q
P © Q means P is sister of a Q
P % Q means P is son of Q
P * Q means P is daughter of Q
Inferences :
We need to keep the respective codes given above in mind
References :
J @ P * M, P © K © Q @ L, P # N % R, Q $ K, O # L
Inferences :
From the above references, we can conclude the following:
J @ P means J is the father of P
P © K means P is the sister of K
K © Q means K is the sister of Q
Q @ L means Q is the father of L
P # N means P is the mother of N
N % R means N is the son of R
Q $ K means Q is the brother of K
O # L means O is the mother of L
Thus, the final arrangement as follows:
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From the common explanation, we can conclude that the mother-in-law of J likes pink colour.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation
References :
There are 10 members in a family. Each of them like different colour namely Black, Blue, Green, Grey, Indigo, Lime, Maroon, Orange, Pink, and Red, but not necessarily in the same order.
Inferences :
So, we need to make a family tree consisting of 10 members as stated in the above statements.
References :.
A likes black colour and married to D.
I is the father of B, who likes Orange colour.
F is the mother-in-law of H, who likes grey colour.
E is the only child of C and G and likes green colour.
The one who likes Maroon is the daughter-in-law of G.
The one who likes lime is the father-in-law of the one who likes maroon.
G does not like lime.
H is the daughter-in-law of I, who likes blue colour.
G is the daughter-in- law of A.
C does not like maroon colour.
A is the paternal grandfather of B.
D does not like red colour.
G likes pink.
Inferences :
From the above references, we can conclude the following.