Which statement BEST describes the relationship between Starr
(the narrator) and Kenya?

Kenya keeps Starr connected to the community and is the one who drags Starr to Big D's party at the beginning of the novel. She frequently refers to Seven as “my brother” rather than “our brother” in front of Starr, a verbal tick stemming from fear that Seven is ashamed of her.

Explanation:

At first glance, their relationship seems simple. Although Starr has ventured outside of Garden Heights to attend a private prep school, Kenya is one of the few people in "the Garden" that Starr remains close to. The girls are close in age and stay friends even though they live drastically different "school lives."

The narrator of The Hate U Give is a teenager named Starr Carter.As the novel opens, Starr attends a spring break party with her friend Kenya in her home neighborhood, Garden Heights, and instantly feels out of place.