MCQ Test: Blood Relations Puzzles - 1 - Banking Exams MCQ

F is the mother of A.

1. Based on the given information, let's break down the relationships:
2. A and B are a married couple and B is female, so A is male.
3. B is the daughter-in-law of F, which means that F is A's mother or father. Since it's stated that F's husband is dead, F is a female and hence, A's mother.
4. D is the only son of C and E is the sister of D, which means C is the parent of D and E.
5. C is A's brother, which implies that A, C, D, and E are siblings and children of F.

Therefore, F is the mother of A.

E is C's daughter.

1. As per the given information, A and B are married, and B is a female member.
2. B is also the daughter-in-law of F, which means A is the son of F.
3. D is the only son of C, and E is the sister of D which suggests that both D and E are the children of C.
4. Since C is A's brother, D and E are the grandchildren of F.
5. F's husband is dead, therefore F is the mother of A and C.

Therefore, E is the daughter of C.

• A and B: They are a married couple.
• B and F: B is the daughter-in-law of F.
• A and F: A is the son of F.
• D and C: D is the son of C.
• E and D: E is the sister of D.
• C and A: C is the brother of A.
• E and C: E is the daughter of C.

C is B's brother-in-law.

1. As per the given information, A and B are married, and B is a female member.
2. B is also the daughter-in-law of F, which means A is the son of F.
3. D is the only son of C, and E is the sister of D which suggests that both D and E are the children of C.
4. Since C is A's brother, D and E are the grandchildren of F.
5. F's husband is dead, therefore F is the mother of A and C.

Therefore, C is B's brother-in-law.

• A and B:** They are a married couple.
• B and F: B is the daughter-in-law of F.
• A and F: A is the son of F.
• D and C: D is the son of C.
• E and D: E is the sister of D.
• C and A: C is the brother of A.
• E and C: E is the daughter of C.

• Family Tree Construction:
• First, we understand that A and B are a married couple.
• B is identified as a female and is also the daughter-in-law of F, which makes A the son of F.
• It is mentioned that F's husband is dead, so F is a widow.
• C is A's brother, so C is also a child of F.
• D is the only son of C, and E is the sister of D.

Therefore, D and E are the grandchildren of F.

• Identification of Female Members:
• B is identified as a female.
• F is identified as a female because it is stated that her husband is dead.
• E is identified as a female because she is described as the sister of D.

Males are A, C, and D.
In this family tree, the relationships are mentioned as follows:

• A and B are a married couple, with B being a female member.
• B is the daughter-in-law of F which means A is a child of F.
• D is the only son of C.
• E is the sister of D which means E and D are the children of C.
• F's husband is dead which means F is a widow and the mother of A.
• C is A's brother which means C and A are siblings and children of F.

Identifying the Males:

• A is a male because B is mentioned as the female in the married couple.
• D is a male because he is referred to as the 'only son of C'.
• C is a male because he is the brother of A.

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Hence, the option A is correct.

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Hence, the option E is correct.

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Hence, the option B is correct.

As per the family tree it's evident that there are only 2 female members in the family.
Hence, the option A is correct.

As per the family tree, it's clear that there's only one aunt (C is aunt of G) in the family.
Hence, the option B is correct.

F is C's mother.

1. Firstly, A and B are a married couple, with B being the female member. This means A is a male.
2. B is the daughter-in-law of F. For someone to be a daughter-in-law, she must be married to the son of another person. In this case, B is married to A and is the daughter-in-law of F. This means that A is F's son.
3. D is the only son of C.
4. E is the sister of D. Therefore, E and D are the children of C.
5. F's husband is dead. This implies that F is a female.
6. C is A's brother. This means that C and A are the children of F.

Therefore, F is the mother of C.
Relationships:

• A is B's husband.
• B is A's wife and F's daughter-in-law.
• C is A's brother and F's son.
• D is C's son.
• E is D's sister and C's daughter.
• F is A's and C's mother.

Hence, the answer is B: Mother.

According to the information given, the family structure is as follows:

• A and B are a married couple with B being the female.
• B is the daughter in law of F, which means F is A's parent.
• C is A's brother and D is C's son, therefore D is A's nephew.
• E is D's sister, which also makes her A's niece.
• F's husband is dead, which means A, C, D, and E are directly related to F.

Now let's bring in the additional information:

• D is K's brother. This means K and D share the same parents, A and B.
• M is K's sister, which also means M is D's sister and A and B's daughter.
• T is R's father and M's brother. This means T is also A and B's son.
• F is K's mother, which we already established.

So, T and F have at least two sons - R (T's son) and D (F's son).
Therefore, the answer is A: 2.

Let's break down the relationships given in the information:

• A and B are a married couple, with B being the female member. This means A is the husband and B is the wife.
• B is the daughter-in-law of F. As we know that B is married to A, this implies that F is A's parent.
• D is the only son of C. Here, we are introduced to another family member, C, who is the parent of D.
• E is the sister of D. This means E and D are siblings and both are children of C.
• F's husband is dead. This confirms that F is a female member and the mother of A.
• C is A's brother. This establishes the relationship between A and C, making them siblings, and further confirms that F is their mother.

Given the query "C is the mother of A and B. If D is the husband of B, then what is C to D?" we can see that this scenario contradicts the given information. In the given information, C is A's brother and D's parent, not A's mother. If we assume D is married to B, then C, being D's parent, would be B's mother-in-law. So, in this scenario, C is D's Mother-in-law.

Firstly, we should identify the relationships that are clearly defined in the information provided.

1. A and B are married. B is the female member.
2. B is the daughter-in-law of F. This means that A is the son of F.
3. D is the only son of C.
4. E is the sister of D. This means that C is also the parent of E.
5. F's husband is dead. Since F is the parent of A, this means A's father is dead. So, C must be the brother of A's dead father.
6. C is A's brother. This confirms the previous point.

From these points, we also know that A and B have two children, Q and R. Q is the brother of R and R is the daughter of P. Since A is the granddaughter of P, this means that P must be the parent of A's dead father and C.
S is the father of A. This means S is the dead husband of F and the son of P.
From all these relationships, we can deduce how S is related to Q:

• S is the grandfather of Q.

This relationship is not provided in the answer options, hence the correct answer is:

• D: None of these.

Here, we need to define the relation between L and P. Let's break down the given information:

• Q is the son of P.
• X is the daughter of Q.
• R is the aunt (bua) of X.
• L is the son of R.

From this, we can infer the following:

• Since Q is the son of P, P is the parent of Q.
• X being the daughter of Q makes X the grandchild of P.
• R is X's aunt, so R is Q's sister.
• L being the son of R, he is also a grandchild of P.

In light of this, L's relation with P is that of a grandchild. However, since L is specifically identified as a 'son', we can further specify the relation as 'grandson'.
So, the correct answer is A: Grandson.
Please note that these relationships are based on traditional family structures and terminologies, and actual relationships can vary based on cultural or individual family differences.

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Hence, the option B is correct.

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Hence, the option A is correct.

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Hence, the option C is correct.

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Hence, the option D is correct.

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Hence, the correct. C is correct.