SSC CGL Blood Relations Practice
What this topic tests
Blood Relations questions assess your ability to comprehend and map out family trees and complex relationships based on conversational or coded clues.
How to Approach This Topic
Draw a family tree diagram. Use distinct symbols for males (e.g., squares) and females (e.g., circles). Use horizontal lines for siblings/spouses and vertical lines for different generations.
Common Question Patterns
Pointing/Dialogue based ('He is the son of...'), Puzzle based (family tree descriptions), and Coded relations ('A + B means A is father of B').
Common Mistakes
Assuming gender based purely on a name, or misinterpreting 'only son' vs 'only child'.
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