Read the following passage and solve these questions based on it.
There are six persons in a family, viz, A, B, C, D, E and F- three males and three females, not necessarily in the
same order. Out of these, there are two married couples and two persons who are unmarried. Each one of them
likes a different newspaper, viz Times, Express, Hindustan Times, Financial Times, Bharat Times and Business
Standard.
E, who likes the Express, is A’s mother-in-law and A is C’s wide. D is F’s father and he does not like the Times or
the Business Standard. B likes the Bharat Times and is F’s sister, who likes the Hindustan Times, C does not read
the Business Standard.

How many sons does E have?

There is a family of six members D, K, L, M, N and P. They are Lecturer, Artist, Businessman, Executive, NGO workers and Singer but not necessarily in the same order. There are two married couples. 'N' a Lecturer, is married to the Artist who is the mother of 'L' and 'P' 'P' is pursuing singing. 'D' has one son and one grandson, who is an Executive. 'K' the Businessman, is married to 'D'. One of the two married ladies, one is a NGO worker.
Which of the following statements is true?

F is the sister of G. G is the husband of H. H is the daughter of I. I is the wife of J. How is F related to J?

A is husband of B, C is B’s brother, D is B’s father, E is B’s daughter and F is daughter of A. What is the relation between F and D?

A boy is performing on the stage. Pointing at him, a man in the audience seated next to the boy’s father said, “He is the son of the husband of a lady who is the daughter-in-law of the father-in law of my wife”. How is the man related to the boy performing on the stage?

Komal is the daughter of Mrs. Suman and Sonam is the daughter of Mr. Kamal. If Rajaram is the father-in-law of Suman and husband of Surekha, who is the mother of her only child Kamal. How is Komal related to Sonam?