Question

Difficulty: MediumBlood Relations

Analyze the family structure based on the given statements about six individuals: H,J,K,L,M,H, J, K, L, M, and NN.

- LL is the mother of HH.
- MM is the spouse of HH, and together they have exactly two children: one son and one daughter.
- JJ is the sister of KK.
- NN is the son of KK.
- HH is a male.

Match each pair of individuals on the left with the correct relationship on the right. (The relationship defines how the first person is related to the second person).

  • NN's relation to JJNephew
  • JJ's relation to NNAunt
  • LL's relation to KKGrandmother
  • MM's relation to LLDaughter-in-law

Answer

N is the Nephew of J; J is the Aunt of N; L is the Grandmother of K; M is the Daughter-in-law of L.
Based on the family tree deduced: L (Generation 1) is the mother of H. H (Generation 2) is married to M, making M the daughter-in-law of L. H and M have two children: J (daughter) and K (son). L is the mother of K's father, making L the grandmother. N (Generation 4) is the son of K. J is the sister of N's father, making J the aunt. N is the son of J's brother, making N the nephew.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Determine the gender and relationship of H and M.
H is explicitly male and M is his spouse, making M his wife.
This establishes the parental unit of the second generation.
2
Determine the genders of the children, J and K.
J is female (she is a sister) and K is male (he is a brother).
H and M have exactly one son and one daughter. Since J is the sister of K, J must be the daughter, leaving K to be the only son.
3
Map the inter-generational links to form the full tree.
L is the mother of H (Generation 1). H and M are Generation 2. J and K are Generation 3. N is the son of K, making N Generation 4.
Building the complete family tree is necessary to accurately evaluate the specific relationship pairs.
4
Evaluate each relationship pair based on the complete tree.
N is J's nephew. J is N's aunt. L is K's grandmother. M is L's daughter-in-law.
These match exactly with the provided relationship options.

Key Concept

Multi-generational Family Tree Analysis and Directional Relationships
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