In a family of six, A is the mother of D and E. F is the brother of D. B is the brother-in-law of A. C is neither a child nor a spouse. Who is C?
Correct: C
From the clues: A is the mother of D and E (so D and E are children). F is the brother of D, implying F is the child of A. B is A's brother-in-law, so B must be the brother of A's spouse. C is neither a child nor a spouse. Since A has at least one child (D/E) and a spouse (B's relation implies), the only remaining role for C is to be the father of E, aligning with option C.