LIST-I LIST-II A. Affinal I. Relation by blood B. Agnatic II. Relation by marriage C. Conjugal III. Relation between husband and wife D. Consanguineal IV. Relation through father
The question asks to match terms related to kinship and relationships (LIST-I) with their correct definitions (LIST-II).
Matching Kinship Terms
We need to match each term in LIST-I with its corresponding definition in LIST-II:
- A. Affinal: This term refers to relationships established through marriage. It corresponds to II. Relation by marriage.
- B. Agnatic: This refers to descent or relationship traced through the male line, specifically via the father. It corresponds to IV. Relation through father.
- C. Conjugal: This term specifically describes the relationship between a husband and wife. It corresponds to III. Relation between husband and wife.
- D. Consanguineal: This term refers to relationships based on descent from a common ancestor, i.e., blood relations. It corresponds to I. Relation by blood.
Correct Matching
Based on the definitions:
- A matches with II
- B matches with IV
- C matches with III
- D matches with I
Therefore, the correct matching is A-II, B-IV, C-III, D-I.
Final Answer Selection
Comparing this matching with the given options, Option B aligns with the correct pairing.
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