Blood Relation All Reasoning Aptitude
Question 71
Shraddha says to Sharayu, "Your mother-in-law is my father's mother who is the eldest son, but your husband is not my father." How is Sharayu related to Shraddha ?
Let's break down the statement:
Shraddha says to Sharayu, "Your mother-in-law is my father's mother who is the eldest son, but your husband is not my father."
From the given statement:
- Sharayu's mother-in-law is Shraddha's father's mother.
- The eldest son of Shraddha's father's mother is Shraddha's father.
- Sharayu's husband is not Shraddha's father.
Considering these relationships:
- Sharayu's mother-in-law is Shraddha's paternal grandmother.
- Sharayu's husband is not Shraddha's father.
Therefore, if Sharayu's mother-in-law is Shraddha's paternal grandmother, Sharayu could be Shraddha's:
D. Aunt
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Question 72
X is the mother of A. Y is the sister of B's father. R is the father of B. A and Z are sisters. B is the brother of Z. How is R related to X ?
Let's analyze the given information:
1. X is the mother of A.
2. Y is the sister of B's father.
3. R is the father of B.
4. A and Z are sisters.
5. B is the brother of Z.
From the information provided:
- X is the mother of A.
- R is the father of B.
- A and Z are sisters, and B is the brother of Z.
- Y is the sister of B's father, meaning Y is B's paternal aunt.
Now, let's establish the relation between R and X:
- X is the mother of A.
- B is the son of R.
- A is the daughter of X.
Therefore, R, who is the father of B, is the husband of X, who is the mother of A.
Hence, R is related to X as:
B. Husband
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Question 73
A - B means ‘A is the sister of B'
A × B means ‘A is the husband of B’
A ÷ B means ‘ A is the son of B
If, Y × M - T - Z ÷ L × U, then how is U related to Y ?
Let's break down the given expressions:
- A - B means 'A is the sister of B'
- A × B means 'A is the husband of B'
- A ÷ B means 'A is the son of B'
Given the expression: Y × M - T - Z ÷ L × U
Let's solve it step by step:
1. Y × M: This means 'Y is the husband of M'.
2. M - T: This means 'M is the sister of T'.
3. Z ÷ L: This means 'Z is the son of L'.
4. L × U: This means 'L is the husband of U'.
From these deductions:
- Y is the husband of M.
- M is the sister of T.
- Z is the son of L.
- L is the husband of U.
Now, let's find the relation between U and Y:
- L is the husband of U.
Therefore, based on the deductions, U is the father-in-law of Y.
Hence, according to the given expression, U is related to Y as:
D. Father-in-law
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Question 74
A + B means ‘A is sister of B’
A – B means ‘A is son of B’
A × B means ‘A is father of B’
A ÷ B means ‘A is brother of B’
If S × M ÷ U + L × Z – I, then how is L related to I ?
Let's break down the expression S × M ÷ U + L × Z – I step-by-step:
S × M: S is the father of M (since × indicates parent-child with S as the parent).
÷ U: U is the son of M (since ÷ indicates parent-child with M as the parent).
+ L × Z: L is the sister of Z (since + indicates siblingship).
- I: I is the wife of L (since - indicates spouses with L as the wife).
Now, to determine how L is related to I, we need to consider the established relationships:
L is the sister of Z, who is not directly related to S or U.
I is the wife of L.
Therefore, based on the information provided, the only established relationship between L and I is that:
I is L's husband.
None of the provided options accurately reflect this relationship:
A. Brother: L and I are not siblings.
B. Father: L is not I's father (though there is a father-son relationship established earlier in the expression).
C. Son: L is not I's son.
D. Husband: This accurately reflects the established relationship.
Therefore, the answer is D. Husband.
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Question 75
In a family of 5 members, X is the sister of Y. M has 2 children and he is the son of E, who is the father-in-law of H. H has only one son. Y is not the grand-daughter of E. How is X related to E ?
Let's break down the given information:
1. X is the sister of Y.
2. M has 2 children and is the son of E.
3. E is the father-in-law of H.
4. H has only one son.
5. Y is not the granddaughter of E.
From the given information:
- X is the sister of Y, which means Y is not the granddaughter of E (since Y is X's sister).
- M has two children and is the son of E.
- E is the father-in-law of H.
- H has only one son.
Now, let's deduce the relations:
- M is the son of E and has 2 children. One of these children is H's son.
- Y is not the granddaughter of E, implying that Y is the granddaughter of M (since M is the son of E).
Given that H has only one son, and Y is not the granddaughter of E but the granddaughter of M, it means that X (sister of Y) is the daughter of E.
Therefore, based on the given information, X is related to E as:
B. Daughter
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Question 76
‘A + B’ means ‘A is the wife of B’.
‘A - B’ means ‘A is the husband of B’.
‘A × B’ means ‘A is the son of B’.
‘A ÷ B’ means ‘A is the mother of B’.
If T + Q × P - U ÷ R ÷ S + V, then how is R related to Q ?
Let's decipher the given expressions:
- A + B means 'A is the wife of B'
- A - B means 'A is the husband of B'
- A × B means 'A is the son of B'
- A ÷ B means 'A is the mother of B'
Given the expression: T + Q × P - U ÷ R ÷ S + V
Let's solve it step by step:
1. T + Q: This means 'T is the wife of Q'.
2. Q × P: This means 'Q is the son of P'.
3. U ÷ R: This means 'U is the mother of R'.
4. R ÷ S: This means 'R is the mother of S'.
5. S + V: This means 'S is the wife of V'.
From these deductions:
- T is the wife of Q.
- Q is the son of P.
- U is the mother of R.
- R is the mother of S.
- S is the wife of V.
Now, let's find the relation between R and Q:
- Q is the son of P.
- U is the mother of R.
Therefore, based on the deductions, R is the daughter of U.
Hence, according to the given expression, R is related to Q as:
A. Daughter
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