Blood Relation Questions and Answers – Page 3

Translate each statement into a family link and keep generation and gender separate. Pooja is a child of Rohan, and Nitin is the female child of Pooja; hence Nitin is Rohan's granddaughter. Thus the path from Nitin to Rohan ends at the relationship Granddaughter. Father is incorrect because the proven chain makes Nitin the Granddaughter, not the father, of Rohan. Mother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Nitin the Granddaughter, not the mother, of Rohan. Brother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Nitin the Granddaughter, not the brother, of Rohan. No extra relationship should be assumed beyond the two statements. As a cross-check, place Rohan at the reference point and trace backward through Pooja to Nitin; the same family structure is recovered without contradiction. Hence the only relationship supported by every statement is Granddaughter.

Translate each statement into a family link and keep generation and gender separate. Leela is a child of Mohan, and Kabir is the female child of Leela; hence Kabir is Mohan's granddaughter. Thus the path from Kabir to Mohan ends at the relationship Granddaughter. Father is incorrect because the proven chain makes Kabir the Granddaughter, not the father, of Mohan. Mother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Kabir the Granddaughter, not the mother, of Mohan. Brother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Kabir the Granddaughter, not the brother, of Mohan. No extra relationship should be assumed beyond the two statements. As a cross-check, place Mohan at the reference point and trace backward through Leela to Kabir; the same family structure is recovered without contradiction. Hence the only relationship supported by every statement is Granddaughter.

Translate each statement into a family link and keep generation and gender separate. Heena is a child of Ishaan, and Gopal is the female child of Heena; hence Gopal is Ishaan's granddaughter. Thus the path from Gopal to Ishaan ends at the relationship Granddaughter. Father is incorrect because the proven chain makes Gopal the Granddaughter, not the father, of Ishaan. Mother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Gopal the Granddaughter, not the mother, of Ishaan. Brother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Gopal the Granddaughter, not the brother, of Ishaan. No extra relationship should be assumed beyond the two statements. As a cross-check, place Ishaan at the reference point and trace backward through Heena to Gopal; the same family structure is recovered without contradiction. Hence the only relationship supported by every statement is Granddaughter.

Translate each statement into a family link and keep generation and gender separate. Esha is a child of Farhan, and Dev is the female child of Esha; hence Dev is Farhan's granddaughter. Thus the path from Dev to Farhan ends at the relationship Granddaughter. Father is incorrect because the proven chain makes Dev the Granddaughter, not the father, of Farhan. Mother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Dev the Granddaughter, not the mother, of Farhan. Brother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Dev the Granddaughter, not the brother, of Farhan. No extra relationship should be assumed beyond the two statements. As a cross-check, place Farhan at the reference point and trace backward through Esha to Dev; the same family structure is recovered without contradiction. Hence the only relationship supported by every statement is Granddaughter.

Translate each statement into a family link and keep generation and gender separate. Bhavna is a child of Chetan, and Aarav is the female child of Bhavna; hence Aarav is Chetan's granddaughter. Thus the path from Aarav to Chetan ends at the relationship Granddaughter. Father is incorrect because the proven chain makes Aarav the Granddaughter, not the father, of Chetan. Mother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Aarav the Granddaughter, not the mother, of Chetan. Brother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Aarav the Granddaughter, not the brother, of Chetan. No extra relationship should be assumed beyond the two statements. As a cross-check, place Chetan at the reference point and trace backward through Bhavna to Aarav; the same family structure is recovered without contradiction. Hence the only relationship supported by every statement is Granddaughter.

Translate each statement into a family link and keep generation and gender separate. Pooja is a child of Rohan, and Nitin is the male child of Pooja; hence Nitin is Rohan's grandson. Thus the path from Nitin to Rohan ends at the relationship Grandson. Father is incorrect because the proven chain makes Nitin the Grandson, not the father, of Rohan. Mother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Nitin the Grandson, not the mother, of Rohan. Brother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Nitin the Grandson, not the brother, of Rohan. No extra relationship should be assumed beyond the two statements. As a cross-check, place Rohan at the reference point and trace backward through Pooja to Nitin; the same family structure is recovered without contradiction. Hence the only relationship supported by every statement is Grandson.

Translate each statement into a family link and keep generation and gender separate. Leela is a child of Mohan, and Kabir is the male child of Leela; hence Kabir is Mohan's grandson. Thus the path from Kabir to Mohan ends at the relationship Grandson. Father is incorrect because the proven chain makes Kabir the Grandson, not the father, of Mohan. Mother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Kabir the Grandson, not the mother, of Mohan. Brother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Kabir the Grandson, not the brother, of Mohan. No extra relationship should be assumed beyond the two statements. As a cross-check, place Mohan at the reference point and trace backward through Leela to Kabir; the same family structure is recovered without contradiction. Hence the only relationship supported by every statement is Grandson.

Translate each statement into a family link and keep generation and gender separate. Heena is a child of Ishaan, and Gopal is the male child of Heena; hence Gopal is Ishaan's grandson. Thus the path from Gopal to Ishaan ends at the relationship Grandson. Father is incorrect because the proven chain makes Gopal the Grandson, not the father, of Ishaan. Mother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Gopal the Grandson, not the mother, of Ishaan. Brother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Gopal the Grandson, not the brother, of Ishaan. No extra relationship should be assumed beyond the two statements. As a cross-check, place Ishaan at the reference point and trace backward through Heena to Gopal; the same family structure is recovered without contradiction. Hence the only relationship supported by every statement is Grandson.

Translate each statement into a family link and keep generation and gender separate. Esha is a child of Farhan, and Dev is the male child of Esha; hence Dev is Farhan's grandson. Thus the path from Dev to Farhan ends at the relationship Grandson. Father is incorrect because the proven chain makes Dev the Grandson, not the father, of Farhan. Mother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Dev the Grandson, not the mother, of Farhan. Brother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Dev the Grandson, not the brother, of Farhan. No extra relationship should be assumed beyond the two statements. As a cross-check, place Farhan at the reference point and trace backward through Esha to Dev; the same family structure is recovered without contradiction. Hence the only relationship supported by every statement is Grandson.

Translate each statement into a family link and keep generation and gender separate. Bhavna is a child of Chetan, and Aarav is the male child of Bhavna; hence Aarav is Chetan's grandson. Thus the path from Aarav to Chetan ends at the relationship Grandson. Father is incorrect because the proven chain makes Aarav the Grandson, not the father, of Chetan. Mother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Aarav the Grandson, not the mother, of Chetan. Brother is incorrect because the proven chain makes Aarav the Grandson, not the brother, of Chetan. No extra relationship should be assumed beyond the two statements. As a cross-check, place Chetan at the reference point and trace backward through Bhavna to Aarav; the same family structure is recovered without contradiction. Hence the only relationship supported by every statement is Grandson.