Relationships
1. (b): The narrator has no brother, which means the father’s son must be the narrator himself. Therefore, the photograph must be of his son.
2. (d): The only son of a grandfather could be either the father or the uncle. Since the son of the father would be the brother, and the son of the uncle would be a cousin, the data is inadequate to determine the exact relationship.
3. (d): The phrase “my father’s only daughter” can refer to either the speaker (herself) or her sister. In the first case, she is the mother; in the second, she becomes the uncle. Thus, the data is inadequate.
4. (b): The only daughter of the mother is the narrator herself. Hence, the woman in question is the mother’s daughter.
5. (d): The son of Y’s son is a grandson, and the brother of Y’s grandson is also Y’s grandson. Therefore, X is Y’s grandson.
6. (a): “Rita’s mother’s son” refers to Rita’s brother, meaning that she is the aunt of the child in question.
7. (d): The wife’s brother is the brother-in-law. The son of the lady’s brother is the brother-in-law of the man. Therefore, the lady is the sister of the man’s father-in-law.
8. (d): “My father’s only son” can be either Namrata himself or Namrata’s brother. In the first case, the mother of Ketan would be Namrata’s wife; in the latter case, she would be the sister-in-law of Namrata. Thus, the answer cannot be determined.
9. (a): The wife of Rashi’s husband is Rashi herself. The brother of the daughter refers to a son. Therefore, the man on stage is Rashi’s son.
10. (c): The brother of the mother is the uncle, and the uncle’s son is the cousin. Hence, the relationship is clarified as such.
11. (d): The woman is the niece of the man.
12. (a): Since Harsh has no siblings, he is his father’s only son. Therefore, “the wife of Harsh’s father’s son” means Harsh’s wife. Thus, the man in question is Harsh’s son.
13. (d): Asha’s mother’s mother is the man’s mother, indicating that Asha’s mother is the man’s sister. Asha can be a niece or nephew since the gender is not specified.
14. (d): The only daughter of the woman’s father is the woman herself. Thus, the man is her husband.
15. (d): Neha is the daughter of Sarita’s son, making the girl Neha’s mother. Therefore, the girl is Sarita’s son’s wife, meaning Sarita is the girl’s mother-in-law or father-in-law, but the gender cannot be determined.
16. (b): “Father’s wife” refers to the mother. The mother’s daughter is the sister, and Deepak’s sister’s younger brother is Deepak’s younger brother, so the boy is Deepak’s brother.
17. (c): Manju’s mother’s son is Manju’s brother; Manju’s brother’s father is Manju’s father, and Manju’s father’s sister is Manju’s aunt.
18. (d): “My grandfather’s only son” can refer to either the father or uncle. If the man is the son of the father, the woman becomes a sister; if he is the uncle, she becomes a cousin.
19. (c): From the diagram, it is clear that G is the father of D.
20. (b): The father of Shilpa’s son is Shilpa’s husband. Kapil is the son of Shilpa’s husband’s sister, making him Shilpa’s nephew.
21. (d): The brother of the uncle’s daughter is the uncle’s son.
22. (d): The only son of Amar’s mother’s father is Amar’s maternal uncle. Therefore, the girl’s maternal uncle is also Amar’s maternal uncle.
23. (b): From the diagram, it is clear that B is the brother-in-law of M.
24. (d): “Father’s father” is the grandfather, and the granddaughter can be the sister or herself. Y can be her brother-in-law or husband.
25. (d): The only daughter of Kamal’s mother can refer to either herself or his sister. In the first case, Kamal would be the mother of Ravi; otherwise, he would be the maternal uncle.
26. (b): The daughter of Rahul’s grandmother can be her aunt or mother. Her only brother can be Rahul’s father or uncle. Therefore, the best answer is father.
27. (a): The only child of Naman’s grandmother can be Naman’s father/mother. The daughter of Naman’s father/mother is Naman’s sister.
28. (a): The brother of the father is the uncle; the uncle’s granddaughter refers to the daughter of the uncle’s son (the cousin) who is the niece.
29. (d): The aunt can be the sister of either the lady’s father or another sibling. In the first case, the man becomes the lady’s brother, and in the latter, he becomes a cousin.
30. (d): The only son of Neena’s father-in-law Mahipal is Neena’s husband. Thus, Raman is Neena’s husband, and Anita and Bindu are his daughters, making Bindu the granddaughter of Mahipal.
31. (d): E is the daughter of B, and D is the brother of E. So, D is the son of B. Also, A is the sister of B. Thus, A is D’s aunt.
32. (a): A and B are husband and wife. Since X & Y are brothers and X is the brother of A, Y is also the brother of A. Thus, Y is the brother-in-law of B.
33. (b): Anil is the brother of Deepak, and Deepak is the son of Prem. So, Anil is the son of Prem. Now, Aditya is the father of Prem. Thus, Anil is the grandson of Aditya.
34. (d): B is the husband of P, and E is the mother-in-law of P. So, B is the son of E. Also, E is the wife of D. Thus, B is the son of D.
35. (c): G is the brother of C, and C is the daughter of A. So, G is the son of A. Also, F is the brother of A. So, F is the uncle of G.
36. (b): B is the daughter of C, and C is the daughter-in-law of P. So, P is the grandfather of B. Also, A is the uncle of B, i.e., A is the brother of B’s father. Thus, A is the son of P.
37. (d): P’s father is Q’s son. So, Q is P’s grandfather. M is the paternal uncle of P. So, M is the brother of P’s father. This means that M is also Q’s son. N is the brother of Q. Thus, N is the paternal uncle of M.
38. (d): T is the brother of S, who is the daughter of R. So, T and S are the children of R. Now, Q is the brother of R. So, T & S are the nephew/niece of Q.
39. (d): C is B’s daughter, and D is B’s son. So, D is the brother of C. E is a male married to C. So, E is the husband of C, whose brother is D. Thus, D is the brother-in-law of E.
40. (d): A is the father of C, and C is the sister of D. So, A is the father of D. But D is the son of B. So, B is the mother of D and wife of A. Also, E is the brother of A. So, B is the sister-in-law of E.
41. (d): S is the daughter of P and sister of T. So, T is the daughter of P. Now, the sister of P is the daughter of M. This means that P is the son of the daughter of M. Clearly, T is the granddaughter of M. So, M is the grandfather or grandmother of T.
42. (b): D is the son-in-law of B and brother-in-law of A. This means that B is the father/mother of D’s wife, and A is the brother of D’s wife. Thus, A is B’s son.
43. (d): Q and R are sisters. So, T being the mother of R means T is the mother of both Q and R. S is the son of T, which means S is the brother of Q. Thus, P is the son of Q, making S the maternal uncle of P.
44. (d): A is the brother of B, and B is the brother of C. So, C may be the brother or sister of A.
45. (c): A is the father of X and Y is the sister of X. So, is the daughter of A.
46. (d);
Hence Kannan is the uncle of Govind.
47. (b);
From the figure, Vipin is father of the girl.
48. (c);
It is clear from the diagram that Roopa is Grand daughter of vishwanath.
49. (c);
Man is the cousin of the woman.
50. (a);
From the diagram sheela is shanthi’s daughter in-law.
51. (d);
Hemu is grand daughter of shyam.
52. (a);
Dilip is brother-in-law of Rohit
53. (b);
Hence Ramesh’s mother is aunt of Alok.
54. (c);
Hence Sohan is maternal Uncle of Shyam.
55. (d);
Hence Mohan is grand father or grand mother of Ravi.
56. (b);
Hence Mala is the daughter of Sita.
57. (d); Cannot determined
58. (b);
Hence girl is the daughter of man.
59. (d);
Hence Lady is Grand mother of the man.
60. (a);
Hence woman is sister of Seema’s husband