Directions: Study the given information carefully and answer the question below.

A family of seven members across three generations includes A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. A is married to B, who is the mother of D. D is the sister of C and aunt of F. C is married to E, who is the mother of F. G is the only son of C, and F is the sister of G.

How many female members are in the family?

The correct option is Four.

To determine the number of female members in the family, we can analyze the relationships step-by-step across the three generations:

1. First Generation:
• A is married to B, who is the mother of D.
- B is a mother, so B is female.
- A is B's husband, so A is male.

2. Second Generation:
• D is the sister of C.
- D is a sister, so D is female.
• C is married to E, who is the mother of F.
- E is a mother, so E is female.
- C is E's husband, so C is male.

3. Third Generation:
• G is the only son of C, and F is the sister of G.
- G is a son, so G is male.
- F is a sister, so F is female.

Summary of Family Members by Gender:
• Female Members (4): B, D, E, and F
• Male Members (3): A, C, and G

Therefore, there are 4 female members in the family.