Question

‘A is the only son of B’ and ‘C is granddaughter of B’. How is C related to A?

• A. Daughter
• B. Sister
• C. Niece
• D. Daughter-in-law

Hint:

When someone is an only child, all next-generation relations must come through them.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

To solve the given question, let's analyze the relationships mentioned:

1. ‘A is the only son of B’: This implies that B is the parent of A, and A is male.
2. ‘C is the granddaughter of B’: This means that B is the grandparent of C. Therefore, C is B's grandchild.

Since A is the only son of B and C is the granddaughter of B, C must be related to A as follows:

• C is likely the daughter of A because for C to be a granddaughter of B and A being the only son, C should be A's daughter.

Let's examine the options:

1. Daughter: Fits the analysis as explained. C is A's daughter, making this the correct answer.
2. Sister: This is incorrect because if C was the sister of A, she would also be B's daughter, not granddaughter.
3. Niece: Incorrect because this would mean C is A's brother's or sister's daughter, not A's daughter.
4. Daughter-in-law: Doesn't fit because C is a granddaughter, not married into the family.

Therefore, the correct answer is that C is the Daughter of A.