Blood Relation Questions for Bank Exams

Blood relation questions for bank exams are extremely important because these are easy questions and help boost the marks that are scored by the candidate in the examination. Due to their simplicity, blood relation questions often have a high accuracy rate, meaning you can be confident in your answers and avoid unnecessary mistakes.

Blood Relation Questions for Bank Exams

Blood relation questions are a popular type of logical reasoning problem that often appears in bank exams. These questions test your ability to understand and analyze family relationships and to deduce connections between individuals based on given information. Solving these problems requires a combination of critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a strong understanding of family structures.

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions given below:

Seven family members namely Rekha, Tipu, Meena, Mohan, Duggu, Sandy, and Krishna in a family are related to each other in the following way:
Krishna is the uncle of Sandy who is the only son of Mohan. Duggu is the brother of Mohan who is the husband of Meena. Rekha has only two sons. Sandy is the grandson of Tipu. Rekha is wife of Tipu.

1. How is Rekha related to Meena?

A. Mother-in-law

B. Father-in-law

C. Son-in-law

D. Daughter

E. Can’t be determined

2. How is Duggu related to Meena?

A. Son in law

B. Brother in law

C. Sister in law

D. Mother in law

E. Can’t be determined

3. If P is the wife of Duggu then how is Tipu related to P?

A. Brother

B. Father-in-law

C. Mother-in-law

D. Either option B or C

E. None of these

4. How is Krishna related to Sandy?

A. Maternal Uncle

B. Paternal uncle

C. Niece

D. Nephew

E. Can’t be determined

5. How is Tipu related to Sandy?

A. Son

B. Daughter

C. Grandfather

D. Grandmother

E. None of these

In a family of 7 persons, there are only 3 females and three married couples. Each child has both parents alive. The family members – A, B, C, D, E, F, and G spent certain amounts in a month. B is the only son of G, who spent the third highest amount. A is not a female and spent an amount just lower than D’s husband. C is the father of two children of different genders one of them is D. E’s mother-in-law was the third highest spender. F is the aunt of A and spent the highest amount. Spending of E was just lower than A’s uncle, who spent the fourth highest amount. C spent Rs. 4500, which is the second highest amount to be spent.

1. How is the second-highest spender related to the second-lowest spender?

A. Father

B. Maternal grandfather

C. Paternal Uncle

D. Can’t be determined

E. None of these

2. What could be the possible amount of expenditure done by F?

A. Rs. 3200

B. Rs. 4050

C. Rs. 4550

D. Rs. 4200

E. Rs. 3000

3. If G’s son spent Rs. 2450, then what could be the possible amount spent by G?

A. Rs. 1450

B. Rs. 3250

C. Rs. 2240

D. Rs. 1900

E. Rs. 2100

4. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and thus form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?

A. E

B. B

C. C

D. A

E. G

5. How is the lowest spender related to the highest spender?

A. Sister-in-law

B. Wife

C. Daughter

D. Daughter-in-law

E. None of these

In a certain coded language:
‘X + Y’ means ‘Y is the brother of X’.
‘X ? Y’ means ‘X is the daughter of Y’.
‘X ! Y’ means ‘Y is the sister of X’.
‘X / Y’ means ‘X is the son of Y’.
‘X$Y’ means ‘X is the father of Y’.
‘X & Y’ means ‘X is the mother of Y’.

1. Which of the following can be derived from the given expression – “B$A!R?E&Y+D”?

A. A?B

B. Y!R

C. A/E

D. D + R

E. All of these

2. How is J related to M in the following expression – “M/T$W?Q!J”?

A. Niece

B. Paternal Aunt

C. Maternal Aunt

D. Mother

E. Can’t be determined

3. Which of the following conclusions cannot be derived from the given expression –“G? K/M$X&S?R”?

A. The number of males and females in the family is equal.

B. R is the paternal uncle of G.

C. R is the son-in-law of M.

D. K is the paternal uncle of S.

E. None of these

4. How is M related to V in the expression – “V/F!D+H$O?M”?

A. Paternal Aunt

B. Maternal Aunt

C. Nephew

D. Niece

E. Can’t be determined

5. How is L related to C in the expression – “K?D!C&G+V/L”?

A. Husband

B. Brother

C. Nephew

D. Wife

E. None of these

G is the mother of F, who is the spouse of D. M is the daughter of D, who is the only brother of C. E is the son of G, who is married to H. A is the niece of C, who has no sister. T is the father of D and has no daughter. V is the sister-in-law of F. G has only two children. M is the granddaughter of O.

1. How is V related to M?

A. Paternal aunt

B. Maternal aunt

C. Sister

D. Either A or B

E. None of these

2. How many female members are there in the family?

A. 7

B. 4

C. 5

D. 6

E. Can’t be determined

3. Find the odd one out.

A. V

B. D

C. C

D. F

E. O

4. How is F’s mother-in-law related to T?

A. Sister

B. Father

C. Wife

D. Brother

E. None of these

5. Who among the following is the sibling of F?

A. G

B. H

C. V

D. E

E. None of these

In a family of 8 members, there are only two married couples and only married couples can have a child. Shikha is the elder sister of Sahu, who is married to Siya. Salvi is the only daughter of Sumi, who is the nephew of Shikha. Sahil is the brother-in-law of Shri, who
does not belong to the first generation. It is to be assumed that the wife is younger than his husband. Siya is the grandmother of Sara.

1. Who among the following belongs to first generation?
I. Sara
II. Sahil
III. Siya

A. Only I and III

B. Only II

C. Only III

D. Only I and II

E. None of these

2. How is Sahil related to Shikha?

A. Uncle

B. Nephew

C. Son

D. No direct relation

E. None of these

3. How many male members are there in the family?

A. 2

B. 5

C. 3

D. 4

E. None of these

4. A said to B that “The brother of your father is the only son-in-law of my maternal grandfather”. How is A related to B?

A. Cousin brother

B. Uncle

C. Cousin sister

D. Either A or C

E. Either B or C

Solutions
Question 1	Question 2	Question 3	Question 4	Question 5
1-A	1-B	1-B	1-B	1-C
2-B	2-C	2-C	2-D	2-B
3-B	3-B	3-D	3-E	3-D
4-A	4-E	4-E	4-C	4-D
5-C	5-A	5-A	5-D