In which establishment did Nakata invest all of his money?

• A. A cafe
• B. A condo development
• C. A bank
• D. A bookstore

Answer: (B)

The key idea this question tests is recalling a specific plot moment about Nakata’s finances. He puts all of his money into a condo development, rather than into a cafe, a bank, or a bookstore. This detail stands out in the narrative because it shows how a single, impulsive real estate investment becomes a focal point of the story’s events and themes—trust, risk, and the consequences of following someone’s promise. The other options don’t align with what actually happens in that part of the plot: a cafe would be a casual, everyday kind of use of money; a bank implies traditional savings or lending; a bookstore would fit his love of books but not his financial decision. The condo development is the best answer because it matches the described investment move in the story.