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    DESCRIPTION LISTS
                      A description list is a list of terms, with a description of each term. The description or definition list is
                      defined using the <DL> tag. This is a container tag which needs to be closed with </DL>. In between,

                      you have to include one or more pairs of <DT> (defines terms/names) and <DD> (describes each
                      term/name) tags.
                         Code     Write the HTML code to present the given web page using the <DL> tag to create a
                           5      description list.

                      <!DOCTYPE HTML>
                      <HTML>

                      <HEAD>

                      <TITLE> Using Definition List</TITLE>

                      </HEAD>
                      <BODY

                      STYLE="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #F1F8E9;

                      COLOR: #333333;">
                      <H1>

                      Science Terms and their Definitions

                      </H1>
                      <DL>

                      <DT>Gravity</DT>

                      <DD>The force that pulls objects towards the Earth's centre or any mass.

                      </DD>
                      <DT>Energy</DT>

                      <DD>The ability to do work. It exists in forms like kinetic, potential,

                      and thermal energy. </DD>
                      </DL>

                      </BODY>

                      </HTML>

                             USING CSS WITH LISTS

                      You  can customise  list  markers, use  images  as markers or change list  indentation  with CSS
                      properties  such as  list-style-type,  list-style-image,  list-style-position  and  list-style.  The table
                      below summarises them.

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