Who arranged for Nakata to live in the government-provided free apartments?

• A. The state
• B. A charitable organization
• C. His brothers
• D. A private sponsor

Answer: (C)

Nakata’s housing arrangement shows who takes responsibility for his care. In the story, his brothers arrange for him to live in government-provided free apartments, stepping in to make sure he has a stable place to stay given his needs. This is a family-led action, emphasizing the siblings’ role in managing his day-to-day life rather than the state, a charitable organization, or a private sponsor. The other possibilities don’t fit because the text attributes the decision to his brothers, reflecting how family support shapes his living situation.