Question

what is the meaning of joined at the hip?
maggie and her friend brooke met in middle school and immediately became joined at the hip.
unfair and overly mean
always together
with legs stuck together

Explanation:

"Joined at the hip" is an idiom. In the context of Maggie and Brooke becoming "joined at the hip" after meeting in middle school, it implies a close - physical - proximity - like relationship in a non - literal sense. It doesn't refer to actual physical sticking (like "with legs stuck together") or a negative trait (like "unfair and overly mean"). The idiomatic meaning is about being in each other's company frequently, which aligns with "always together".

Answer:

B. always together