Explanation:

Let’s break down all statements:

- Primary kins: Direct relations, e.g., father, mother, brother, sister.

- Secondary kins: Kins of primary kins, e.g., mother's brother (uncle), father's sister (aunt).

- Tertiary kins: Kins of secondary kins or secondary kins of primary kins, i.e., further removed, e.g., mother's brother's son (cousin).

Explanation of statements:

1. Primary kins of secondary kins: True for tertiary kins (e.g., your mother's brother's wife = aunt).

2. Secondary kins of primary kins: Also true (e.g., your mother's brother's son).

3. Kins other than Primary and Secondary kin: True—by definition, tertiary kins are all other (more distant) kins.

4. Primary kin of Primary: This is just secondary kin, not tertiary.

Options:

- Option 1 (1,2): Includes only statements 1 and 2.

- Option 2 (1,3): Includes 1 and 3.

- Option 3 (1,4): Includes 1 and 4.

- Option 4 (All of the above): Includes all statements.

Correct Answer: Option 2 (1,3) is correct because tertiary kins include both “primary kins of secondary kins” and “kins other than primary and secondary kin,” but NOT “primary kin of primary.”

Correct answer: Option 2 (1,3)