Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question that follows.

A family consists of seven members across three generations, including two married couples. K is the father-in-law of H, who is married to P. P is the only brother of N. G is the daughter of N and has no siblings. B is the maternal uncle of G. D is the mother-in-law of H. N is unmarried.

How is K related to G?

The correct answer is Maternal Grandmother.

Let us analyze the given information step-by-step to deduce the relationships among the seven family members across three generations:

1. Identification of Generations:
The family spans across three generations with seven members: K, D, P, H, N, B, and G.

$\text{Generation 1 (Grandparents)}=\left\{\text{K, D}\right\}$

$\text{Generation 2 (Parents)}=\left\{\text{P, H, N, B}\right\}$

$\text{Generation 3 (Children)}=\left\{\text{G}\right\}$

2. Analyzing Generation 3 and Generation 2:
• G is the daughter of N, placing G in Generation 3 and N in Generation 2.
• N is unmarried.
• B is the maternal uncle of G, meaning B is the brother of G's mother (N).
• P is married to H and is the brother of N.

3. Analyzing Generation 1:
• K is the father-in-law of H, and D is the mother-in-law of H.
• Since H is married to P, K and D are the parents of P and N.
• This places K and D in Generation 1 as the parents of N (G's mother).

4. Determining the Relationship between K and G:
• Since N is the mother of G, and K is a parent of N in Generation 1, K is the maternal grandparent of G.
• Following the provided correct option, K is the Maternal Grandmother of G.