Read the excerpt from The Odyssey. Here are the means I thought would serve my turn:

a club, or staff, lay there along the fold—

an olive tree, felled green and left to season

for Cyclops' hand. And it was like a mast

a lugger of twenty oars, broad in the beam—

a deep-sea-going craft—might carry:

so long, so big around, it seemed.

Based on the epic simile, how should the reader picture the beam of wood Odysseus found in the cave?

like a deep-sea-going ship or vessel

like an olive tree, just felled and still green

like the Cyclops, large and wide

like the mast of an enormously large ship