If P is the mother of Q, R is the son of P, S is the brother of T, T is the daughter of Q. Who is the grandmother of S?
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If P is the mother of Q, R is the son of P, S is the brother of T, T is the daughter of Q. Who is the grandmother of S?
- P
- Q
- R
- S
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A - P
T is Q's daughter and S is T's brother, so S is Q's child. P is Q's mother, so P is S's grandmother.
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