Daily Olympiad: Logical Reasoning - Blood Relations [20260609]

Challenge yourself with today's UPSC CSAT practice! This test covers 'Blood Relations' for Logical Reasoning (UPSC CSAT - Graduate). Level: Medium | Duration: 40 mins.

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1. X and Y are brothers. M is Y's wife. N is X's son. How is N related to M?

Solution
Correct: A
X and Y are brothers. M is married to Y, making her Y's wife and X's sister-in-law. N is the son of X. Since N is the son of Y's brother (X), he is Y's nephew. As M is Y's wife, she is also N's aunt via Y. Thus, N is M's nephew.

2. P is the aunt of Q. Q is the grandchild of R. How is R related to P?

Solution
Correct: D
If P is Q's aunt, P is the sister of Q's parent. R is Q's grandparent, making R either the parent of P or the parent of Q's parent. Since R is Q's grandparent and P is Q's aunt, R must be P's parent. Thus, R is P's father or mother.

3. A family of six includes parents S and T, their daughters U and V, and sons W and X. Y is V's daughter. How is Y related to W?

Solution
Correct: C
S and T are U's and V's parents, making them the grandparents of Y (V's daughter). W and X are U and V's brothers. Y is V's daughter, so Y is W's niece (as V is W's sister). W is the uncle of Y. Thus, Y is W's niece.

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