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

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

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is how Nakata’s life is kept stable through family support. In the story, it’s his brothers who arrange for Nakata to live in the government-provided, free apartments. They take responsibility for his welfare and navigate the system to secure him a place to stay that suits him. This reflects the close, practical care his family provides, rather than involvement from an outside charity, a private sponsor, or the government acting directly on his own behalf. The brothers’ action shows how familial ties and obligations play a crucial role in Nakata’s day-to-day life.