G is sister of E. C is mother of E. F is married to A. D is the son of F and brother of C. If B is the brother-in-law of D, then how is G related to B? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
G is sister of E. C is mother of E. F is married to A. D is the son of F and brother of C. If B is the brother-in-law of D, then how is G related to B?
A. Sister-In-Law
B. daughter-in-law
C. Daughter
D. Wife
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
G sister of E, C mother of E → C is mother of G also. D is son of F and brother of C → C is sister of D. F married to A → F and A parents of D and C. B brother-in-law of D → B is husband of D's sister C. So B is husband of C. G is daughter of C, thus G is daughter of B.
Explanation:
The daughter of A's grandmother is A's aunt or mother. The only brother of this daughter is A's father or uncle. Based on standard reasoning conventions for 'only' relations, this points directly to the Father.
Explanation:
A's mother is the sister of B. This means B is either the maternal uncle or maternal aunt of A. Therefore, A is either the nephew or niece of B. From the given choices, 'Nephew' is the correct option.
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