A, B, C and D are all distinct individuals. The details of their relationships are given as:
I. A is the daughter of B
II. B is the son of C
III. C is the Father of D
Which of the following statements is true?

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UGC NET Paper 1: Held on 2nd Mar 2023 Shift 2

Answer 1

Given: A, B, C and D are all distinct individuals.

I. A is the daughter of B.

II. B is the son of C.

III. C is the Father of D.

Now, check options,

Option 1). C is the Uncle of A → False (According to the family tree, C is grand father of A)

Option 2). D and B are cousins → False (As per the family tree given above, D and B are siblings, not cousins)

Option 3). A is the daughter of D → False (As per the family tree, A is daughter of B, not D)

Option 4). If P is the daughter of B, then A and P are sisters. → True

Let's make the family tree accordingly,

So, it is clear from the above family tree, If P is the daughter of B, then A and P will be sisters.

Hence, the correct answer is "If P is the daughter of B, then A and P are sisters".