In a family, Galaxy is the father of 5 Star. 5 Star is the mother of Milky Bar who is the unmarried brother of Bar One. Bar One is the daughter of Kitkat and the wife of Dairy Milk. Kitkat is the son-in-law of Bourneville. Munch is the granddaughter of 5 Star. How is Munch related to Milky bar?

In a family, Galaxy is the father of 5 Star. 5 Star is the mother of Milky Bar who is the unmarried brother of Bar One. Bar One is the daughter of Kitkat and the wife of Dairy Milk. Kitkat is the son-in-law of Bourneville. Munch is the granddaughter of 5 Star. How is Munch related to Milky bar? Correct Answer Niece

The diagram for the given family tree is as follows:

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Hence, Munch is the niece of Milky Bar.

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