CA Foundation · Quantitative Aptitude · Blood Relations
In a family tree, A and B are a married couple with two children, C (a son) and D (a daughter). D is married to E, and their child is F. How is C related to F?
C is the maternal uncle of F. D is C's sister and is F's mother, since F is the child of D and E. The brother of one's mother is the maternal uncle.
- AMaternal uncleCorrect
- BPaternal uncle
- CBrother
- DMaternal grandfather
Explanation
D is the daughter of A and B and is married to E, so D is F's mother (E is the father). C is D's brother, so C is the brother of F's mother. That makes C the maternal uncle of F. Paternal uncle would require C to be the brother of F's father E.
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