PMA Long Course Test Syllabus For Initial Test Prep

A and B are siblings. C is the father of A, making C the father of B. B and D are siblings, so C is also the father of D. D is the son of E. This means C and E are the parents of D. Therefore, E is the wife of C.

The woman's husband's father is her father-in-law. The man is the son of her father-in-law, so he is either her husband or her husband's brother. Assuming he is not her husband, he must be her brother-in-law.

E is the daughter of C. C is the daughter of E. This is a circular and impossible relationship. Let's assume a correction: 'E is the daughter of A' and 'C is the daughter of B.' This would make A and B parents of C and E. Let's assume another possibility: 'B is the husband of A, D is the daughter of A, C is the daughter of D'. Then D is C's mother. The provided question is illogical. Assuming 'D is the daughter of C', then B is the father of D and A is the mother. This means C is B's wife, which is A. Let's assume: B is husband of A, D is daughter of A. C is the daughter of B. This makes D and C sisters. The question is flawed. Let's assume a simple case: 'C is the daughter of A.' and 'E is the daughter of C'. The question is logically flawed. Let's assume 'D is the daughter of B.' and 'C is the mother of B.' and 'E is the daughter of A.' Then A and B are husband and wife. D is their daughter. C is B's mother. E's mother is B, which is A's wife. E is a child of A and B. So C is the grandmother of D. The question is flawed.

Sanjay's father's mother is his paternal grandmother. The only son of his grandmother is his father. Therefore, the man is Sanjay's father. Oh, wait, the man is the only son of Sanjay's father's mother. It means he is Sanjay's father's brother. So, the man is Sanjay's uncle. The question 'He is the only son of my father's mother' implies the man is Sanjay's father's brother, thus his uncle. A better phrasing might be 'He is the only son of my paternal grandmother.'

A and C are siblings because they share the same father, B. D and E are siblings and are the children of C. Therefore, A is the uncle of D and E, and D and E are cousins to A.

My uncle's wife is my aunt. Her brother is my mother or father's brother. If he is my mother's brother, he is my uncle. If he is my aunt's brother, he is not directly related by blood. Wait, my uncle's wife's brother is my aunt's brother. This makes him my mother's or father's brother-in-law. His children and I are cousins. So, the woman is a cousin to the man.

A is the father of B and C. This makes B and C siblings. E is the daughter of B. Therefore, C is the sister of E's parent, making C the aunt of E.

The father of my son is my husband. The man's wife's father is the woman's husband. This means the woman is the mother of the man's wife. Let's re-read the sentence. 'His wife's father is the father of my son'. The father of my son is my husband. Therefore, his wife's father is my husband. This means his wife is my daughter. So, the man is my son-in-law. The question has no valid option.

The man's father's son is himself, so the man in the photo is his son.

The grandfather's only son is the man's father, so the woman is the man's sister.

X's grandfather is the maternal grandfather of Y, so X is Y’s uncle.

The man is the son of the girl's maternal uncle, so he is her cousin.

The wife of the man's uncle is his aunt.

The son of A's grandfather is A's father or uncle; since it is B’s father, A is B’s uncle.

The father’s son is her brother, so the grandson of her brother is her nephew.

They are grandmother, mother, and daughter, so only three people total.

The father of my mother is my grandfather, his only son is my uncle.

My mother’s daughter could be myself, so he is my son.

A and C are siblings; A is brother to C.

Grandfather’s only son is the man’s father; so she is the man's sister.

My father’s only daughter is me (A), so 'he' is my son.

My father’s only son is me, so his wife is my wife or daughter-in-law to the man.

Mother’s father’s only son is her mother’s brother, so the man is her uncle.

Mother’s brother’s son is the man’s cousin.

A is the mother of B’s grandmother, so A is B's great-grandmother.

Y is the father of both X and Z, so X and Z are brothers.

The son of her son is her grandson.

C is B’s father, so C is A’s grandfather.

The man's father is the father of the child's mother, making the man the child's maternal uncle.

Since x and y are siblings, and y is father of V, o is the grandfather of V. Hence, V is grandson of o.

Since H and D are parents of both P and Q, P and Q are sisters.

The girl is the daughter of Anu's father's only son, who is Anu himself, so the girl is Anu's daughter.

The man's mother’s only son is himself, so the person is his son.

M and S are siblings and K is mother of S, so K is also mother of M. Hence, Son and Mother.

By decoding, N is mother of T.

S is son of K, who is brother of J, so J is uncle of S.

Ankita is wife of Parul’s grandfather, so she is Parul’s grandmother.

Q and R are brothers, both sons of U. Hence, U is father of R.

The man is the only son of his father and husband of the woman, so she is his wife.

P is daughter of S and wife of G, making S father-in-law of G.

D is grandmother of R as she is wife of H, the grandfather of R.

The girl’s mother and Anuj’s mother are the same, so Anuj and the girl are siblings.

The man’s mother’s only son is the man himself, who is the father of that person.

Since Y is not son of Z but child of Z, Y must be daughter of Z.

G is mother of T and T is father of P, so T is son of G.

P is brother of Q, and uncle of S.

Ankita is sister of Nilesh and aunt of Parul.

C is daughter of E and A, since B is married to D and G is their child.

Quaint means attractively unusual or old-fashioned.

Rapid means happening quickly; slow is the opposite.

Serene means calm, peaceful, and untroubled.

Taciturn means reserved or uncommunicative in speech; talkative is the opposite.

Ubiquitous means present, appearing, or found everywhere.

Vigorous means strong, healthy, and full of energy; weak is the opposite.

Amiable means having a friendly and pleasant manner.

Brave means showing courage; cowardly means lacking courage.

Cautious means being careful to avoid potential problems or dangers.

Diminish means to make or become less; the antonym is increase.

Eloquent means fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing.

Fragile means easily broken or damaged; strong is the antonym.

Humble means having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's importance.

Ignorant means lacking knowledge; knowledgeable is the opposite.