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P is the father of Q. R is the daughter of P. S is the brother of R. How is S related to Q?
Brother
Father
Uncle
Nephew
Brother
Visualize the family tree: Since P is the parent of both R and Q (implied siblings), and S is a brother to R, S must also be a sibling to Q.
Visualize the family tree: Since P is the parent of both R and Q (implied siblings), and S is a brother to R, S must also be a sibling to Q.
Establish Generation 1
P is the father of Q. This means P is in the parental generation relative to Q.
Establish Generation 2 Relations
R is the daughter of P, and S is the brother of R. Therefore, P is the father of both R and S. Since P is also the father of Q, Q, R, and S are all children of P.
Determine the Relationship
Because Q, R, and S share the same father (P), they are siblings. Since S is male (brother of R), S is the brother of Q.
B is incorrect because S is the child, not the father of P. C is incorrect because S is a sibling of Q, not an uncle. D is incorrect because S is a sibling, not a child of a sibling.
A is correct because P is the father of both Q and S, making S the brother of Q.
In blood relations, always look for shared parents to establish sibling links before assigning uncle/aunt roles.