Blood Relation in Extended Family
CMAT 2023 · Logical Reasoning · Easy · Blood Relations
In an extended family, A is married to B and B has two sons C and D. The younger son D is married to E. F has two children E and G. How is G related to D?
- A.
Brother
- B.
Brother in law
- C.
Cousin
- D.
Son
Answer
B
Explanation
E and G are siblings (children of F). D is married to E. Therefore, G is the sibling of D's wife E, making G the brother-in-law (or sister-in-law) of D. Looking at the options, Brother-in-law is the correct choice.
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