<dl>
<dt>Ordered Lists</dt>
<dd>The <ol> tag is for ordered lists. These are lists with numbers in front of each item.
The list begins with an <ol> tag and terminates with a </ol> tag.
Each item in the list begins with an <li> tag and ends
in a </li> tag.</dd>

<dt>Unordered Lists</dt>
<dd>The <ul> tag is for unordered lists. These are lists with bullets in front of each item.
The list begins with a <ul> tag and terminates with a </ul> tag.
Also like in an ordered list, each item in the list begins with
an <li> tag and ends in a </li> tag.</dd>

<dt>Definition Lists</dt>
<dd>The <dl> tag is for definition lists. These lists contain items with definitions.
The list begins with a <dl> tag and terminates with a </dl> tag.
Since this list contains terms and their definitions, there must be a way to separate a term from its definition.
Each term is surrounded by a <dt> tag and its respective closing tag. Each definition
comes right after the corresponding term's closing tag, and begins with a <dd> tag and ends with
a </dd> tag.</dd>
</dl>