Question
How is Nisha related to Mansi?
Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions. (i)There is a family of seven persons representing three generations. (ii) There are two married couples. Both the wives are housewives and both have only two children. (iii) Suresh, the professor, is the father of Ajay and has two grandchildren. (iv) Monica, the clerk, is the sister of the Manager. (v) Mansi’s daughter-in-law Rekha is married to a Manager. (vi) Nisha, the granddaughter of one of the housewives, is studying in the 11 th standard.Solution
The correct answer is B
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