Infants - The Family

The husband of my aunt is commonly referred to as my uncle. This is because the term "uncle" is used to describe the brother or brother-in-law of one's parent. In this case, the husband of the aunt would be the brother-in-law of the person, making him their uncle.

The correct answer is "Parents" because the question is asking about a group of people, and parents are typically a group of individuals who have children together. Grandparents, cousins, and brother and aunt are all different family members, but they do not specifically refer to a group of people who have children together.

The statement is true because the son of my aunt is my cousin. In a family tree, cousins are the children of one's aunts or uncles. Therefore, the son of my aunt is indeed my cousin.

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The correct answer is Grandma because the question is asking for the identity of a female person. Since the options provided are Grandpa, Grandma, Mum, and Sister, the most appropriate answer would be Grandma.

The question is asking for a word that completes the sentence "I have a mum and a _______." The correct answer is "dad" because it is the most logical and common word to complete the sentence. The word "dad" is often used to refer to one's father, and it is a natural pairing with the word "mum" which is commonly used to refer to one's mother.

That's false. The mum of my mum is my grandma.

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The correct answer is "Grandpa" or "Grandfather" because both terms refer to the same person, the paternal or maternal father of one's parent. These terms are used to address or refer to an elderly male family member who is a generation above oneself.