Discussion
A's mother is sister of B and she has a daughter C, who is 21 years old. How is B related to C?
Answer: B
B is C's maternal uncle.
A's mother is B's sister, and C is her daughter. So C is the daughter of B's sister, and B is the brother of C's mother, which makes B C's maternal uncle (the question treats B as male).
B cannot be C's father, since C's mother is B's sister. 'Uncle' alone is less precise than 'maternal uncle', which names the mother's side, and 'daughter' is not a relation B can have to C here.
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