Blood Relations: Bank Exam Practice Questions (SBI, IBPS, RRB, PO & Clerk)

Ans: E

Explanation:
1. **P and V are married:** This means one is male and the other is female.
2. **V is S’s mother:** V is female, and S is a child of V.
3. **Q is male:** We know Q’s gender.
4. **Q and S share the same gender and are siblings:** Since S’s mother is V (female), and Q is male, then S is female.
5. **B is V’s brother:** B is male.
6. **R is Z’s sister:** R and Z share the same gender, implying they are siblings.
7. **Z is T’s mother:** Z is female.
8. **T is Q’s daughter:** T is female, and Q is male.

Based on the information above:
* P: Could be male or female (married to V).
* Q: Male
* V: Female
* R: Female
* T: Female
* B: Male
* Z: Female
* S: Female

Since we know the genders of all individuals except P, and we know that either P or V is male, we can determine the exact number of males: Q, B, and possibly P.

Since we know the genders of all individuals except P, the total number of males is 3 (Q and B) + 1 (P or V = 4.

Correct Option: E

Ans: A

Explanation:
1. **Identify the core relationships:** We know Rohan and Preeti are married, and Priya and Prince are married. Also, we know the family has three generations.
2. **Establish the first generation:** Prince is Manas’s father. Manas is Rishu and Manoj’s brother. Since Rohan is married to Preeti and Priya is Rohan’s daughter, we can deduce that Prince and Rohan are of the same generation and Preeti is of the same generation as Prince and Rohan. So, Prince and Rohan are Priya’s father.
3. **Determine the second generation:** Priya is Rohan’s daughter. Manas, Rishu, Manoj and Suraj are of the same generation, as siblings.
4. **Link Suraj to Prince:** Since Manas is Prince’s son, and Suraj is Manas’s sister, Suraj is also Prince’s daughter.

Correct Option: A

Ans: D

Explanation: A is the mother of B, and B is married to C. C is the brother of D, so B and D are siblings. E is the son of B, and G is the daughter of C. Since B and C are married and G is C’s daughter, G is also B’s daughter. A is B’s mother, and therefore G is A’s granddaughter. However, the available answers do not include the answer “granddaughter”. Instead, the best answer provided is that G is related to A. Since G’s father is C, and C is the husband of B, and B is the child of A, we can conclude that G is A’s granddaughter.

Ans: C

Explanation: We are given that Q is the father of U. The question asks who is the father of U. Therefore, the answer is Q. However, the answer choice E is Q.

Ans: B

Explanation: We are given that there are two married couples and three generations in the family, but the specific relationships between A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are not provided. Therefore, we cannot determine how D is related to F.

Ans: E

Explanation: We can deduce the following relationships:
* E is the mother of H.
* H is the brother of G, which means E is also the mother of G.
* G is the daughter of A, meaning A is a parent of G.
Since E is the mother of G, and parents come in pairs, A must be the father. Therefore, we know that A is the father.

Ans: D

Explanation: The question doesn’t provide enough information to determine the relationship between W and R. We only know L is married to W. We don’t know who R is relative to L or W. Therefore, it is impossible to determine the relationship. It’s safe to assume R is a member of the family but not possible to determine if it is either son, daughter, son-in-law or daughter-in-law.

Correct Option: D

Ans: E

Explanation: The question is missing the necessary information about the family relationships to determine the relationship between V and X. Without the description of the relationships between the seven people, it’s impossible to deduce how V is related to X.
Correct Option: E

Ans: A

Explanation: Let’s break down the relationships:
* P is the son of Q: This means Q is a parent of P.
* Q and R are a married couple: This confirms Q and R are the parents of P and also S.
* S is the daughter of R: This confirms R is a parent of S.
* T is the brother of P: This means T and P share the same parents, so Q and R are also the parents of T.
* U is the wife of T: This means U is married to T.
Therefore, Q is the parent of T, and since U is married to T, Q is U’s father-in-law.

Ans: D

Explanation: Let’s break down the family relationships step by step:
1. B is the brother of C. This means B and C are siblings.
2. D is the mother of B. Since B and C are siblings, D is also the mother of C.
3. E is the son of F.
4. A is the father of D.
5. F is C’s wife.

Now let’s trace the relationships to find E’s grandfather:
* F is C’s wife, and C is a child of D.
* D is a child of A.
* Since F is married to C who is D’s child, and D is A’s child, A is the father-in-law of F.
* Since E is F’s son, and A is F’s father-in-law, E’s grandfather would be A.