Introduction

The nine worlds are an important aspect of Norse mythology, as they are the stage all myths play out upon. Also called the nine realms, they were known in Old Norse as the Níu Heimar. Heimar meaning home, abode, or - in a larger sense - region, land, or world. While a complete list of the nine does not exist in any surviving texts, their existence has been pieced together from various sources, such as the Icelandic sagas.

Other sites I've made regarding aspects of Norse mythology can be found below:

1. The Runic Futharks
2. An Introduction to Norse Myth
3. Nordic Sagas and Eddas
4. Figures in Norse Mythology
5. Yggdrasil - The World Tree
6. Ragnarok - The End of Days

Assignment Questions

1. When will it be appropriate to use unordered lists?
   Unordered lists are appropriate to use when your list has no established order or set importance, such as a grocery list or guest list.


2. When will it be appropriate to use ORDERED lists?
   Ordered lists are appropriate to use when the items are ranked or must go in a certain order, such as in a recipe or preference list.


3. What are the different markers (symbols) you can use in unordered lists?
   Unordered lists can use discs, circles, or squares as item markers. They can also have no markers at all.


4. What are the different markers (symbols) you can use in ORDERED lists?
   Ordered lists can use numbers, uppercase letters, lowercase letters, uppercase roman numerals, or lowercase roman numerals as item markers.