Govt. Exams
Entrance Exams
P is Q's brother. Q is R's sister. R is S's mother. So P is R's brother, making P an uncle to S. S and T are siblings, so P is also an uncle to T.
Anita's father's only son = Anita's brother (or Anita herself if she's the only child, but context suggests a brother). Brother's son = Anita's nephew. However, if 'only son' refers to the only male child and Anita is female, then it's her brother's son = nephew. But if the question means Anita's father's only child who is a son, and if Anita is that person (linguistically odd), it could be her son. Most likely: Anita's nephew.
C and D are siblings. E is C's child, F is D's child. Children of siblings are cousins. E and F are cousins.
P has N and O as children (through M). We know O has 2 children. N's children count is unknown. So total grandchildren of P cannot be definitively determined.
X's mother's sister = X's aunt. Y's mother is this aunt. Therefore, Y is X's cousin.
P and Q are siblings. Q and R are siblings. R is S's mother. Therefore, P is R's brother, making P an uncle to S.
Anil's father's wife = Anil's mother. Mother's mother = Grandmother.
My mother's daughter = Me (Meera). So the man's mother is Meera. Therefore, the man is Meera's son.
Ritu's mother's sister is Ritu's aunt. Her son is Ritu's cousin. Therefore, he is also the cousin of Ritu's brother.
P @ Q means P is the son of Q. Q # R means Q is the daughter of R. Therefore, P is the son of Q, and Q is the daughter of R, making P the grandson of R.
