Which statement about Kawmura is true?

• A. The cat was run over by a bicycle.
• B. The cat is a dog.
• C. The cat can talk.
• D. The cat belongs to Kafka.

Answer: (A)

This tests recall of a specific event involving Kawamura in Kafka on the Shore. The statement about the cat being run over by a bicycle is the one that matches a clearly described moment in the narrative, making it true. The other options introduce details that don’t fit what’s established about this cat—being a dog, having the ability to talk, or belonging to Kafka—with none of those fit the scene as presented. So, the bicycle incident is the concrete detail the text provides, which is why it’s the correct choice.