In which location does Kafka sleep at night while at Oshima's cottage?

• A. In a sleeping bag
• B. On a sofa
• C. In a tent
• D. Under a blanket on the floor

Answer: (A)

This question tests your recall of a specific scene detail about Kafka’s sleeping arrangement at Oshima’s cottage. The text describes Kafka slipping into a sleeping bag at night, treating it as his personal shelter rather than using furniture or another kind of bed. That sleeping bag functions like a portable cocoon, giving him privacy and a boundary between him and the outside world—a small but meaningful signal of his vulnerable, transient state after leaving home. The other options don’t fit the scene because the narrative doesn’t present him sleeping on a sofa, in a tent, or under a blanket on the floor; the description centers on him inhabiting a sleeping bag as his makeshift bed.