If ‘A’ is the mother of ‘B’ and ‘C’; and ‘D’ is the husband of ‘C’, then what is the relationship of ‘A’ to ‘D’?
Question and options
If ‘A’ is the mother of ‘B’ and ‘C’; and ‘D’ is the husband of ‘C’, then what is the relationship of ‘A’ to ‘D’?
- Mother
- Son-in-law
- Mother-in-law
- Aunt
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - Mother-in-law
A is the mother of C, and D is C's husband, so A is D's mother-in-law. A cannot be D's mother, because D is married to A's child.
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