CA Foundation · Quantitative Aptitude · Blood Relations
In a family, P is the mother of Q, Q is the brother of R, and R is the wife of S. How is P related to S?
P is S's mother-in-law. P is the mother of Q, and Q's sister R is also P's child. Since R is married to S, P is the mother of S's wife, which makes her S's mother-in-law.
- AMother-in-lawCorrect
- BSister-in-law
- CMother
- DAunt
Explanation
P is the mother of Q, and Q is the brother of R, so P is also R's mother. R is the wife of S, so R's mother P is S's mother-in-law. 'Mother' is wrong because P is the mother of S's wife, not of S.
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