Question 63

Logical Reasoning Blood Relations Hard

In a family of six person A, B, C, D, E and F there are two married couples.  D is grandmother of A and mother of B.<br /> C is wife of B and mother of F<br /> F is the grand daughter of E <br /> What is C to A?

(A) Daughter
(B) Grandmother
(C) Mother
(D) Cannot be determined
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Correct Solution: Option C

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Quick Solution

The best way to solve this blood relation puzzle is to draw a family tree based on the clues to determine the relationship between C and A.


1. Building the Family Tree

  • "C is wife of B and mother of F" tells us B and C are a married couple, and F is their child.
  • "D is mother of B" makes D the mother of B.
  • "F is the grand daughter of E" means E must be the other grandparent. Since D is B's mother, E must be B's father.
  • "D is grandmother of A" means A must also be a child of B and C, which makes A and F siblings.

This gives us the following family structure:

Generation 1: E (Grandfather) <=> D (Grandmother)
             |
Generation 2:        B (Father) <=> C (Mother)
                  |___________
                  |           |
Generation 3:                F         A

2. Determining the Relationship

- The question asks for the relationship of C to A (What is C to A?).
- Looking at the family tree, B and C are the parents in Generation 2.
- A and F are their children in Generation 3.
- Therefore, C is the mother of A.

Final Answer: C is A's Mother.