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1.    It takes Odysseus 10 years to return home form the trojan war
2.    2 weeks
3.    Around the 12thcentury BC
4.    8thcentury BC
5.    A long narrative poem; on a serious subject; written in a grand or elevated style; centered on a larger-than-life hero
6.    Penelope
7.    Telemachus
8.    Gets the cyclops drunk, blinds him with a flaming spear, then escapes by hiding under the sheep, and tells the cyclops his name is “noman”
9.    Yes, because he was extraordinarily smart and wise

10.  And so she too rejoiced, her gaze upon her husband, her white arms round him pressed as though forever

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