The succulent looks like X sedeveria Whitestone crop, not sure what the cactus is but I've had one before too. I hate the fake flowers. Absolutely awful that they would try and do that.

I've been told that the fine fiber-like growths that emerge from the stems at the leaf nodes are a characteristic of anacampseros rufescens but obviously anacampseros rufescens looks nothing like this plant. This plant belongs to a friend of mine and I let him know that it could use some more sunshine I'll see if he can send some updated photos if it has changed at all as well in case that might help :)

7 appears to be sedum as well (I have a similar looking baby plant) 1 is an echeveria of some sort 10 looks like a haworthia to me Hopefully someone more knowledgeable will comment with more exact names

Similar to Sempervivums...Are you going to overwinter it outdoors? In your zone it should be NP at all. Just make sure spot they are in is very well drained, they are very sensitive to overwatering (even more than some other succulents). I would plant them on the mound, adding lots of grit. You could leave it in the pot, same applies...Nice plant, I have not seen it around here in the stores - yet.