The <ul> and <ol> elements may contain only which of the following?

The

(unordered list) and
(ordered list) elements are specifically designed to contain list items, which are defined by the
1. (list item) elements. This structure is essential for proper semantic HTML, as it clearly indicates to browsers and assistive technologies that the contents of the list are related items.

   When using these list elements, including any elements other than

2. within them would violate the expected HTML structure. The inclusion of only
3. elements ensures that the list is valid and maintains its intended function as a way to group and display list items. Each
4. can contain various types of content, including text, images, or even other nested lists, but they must remain the only elements directly under
   and
   in order to adhere to the HTML specification.

   Other elements listed such as

   ,

   , and are not meant to be used as direct children of these list structures, because they serve different purposes in HTML. For instance,

   is a block-level container,

   is used for paragraphs, and is an inline container for text. While those elements can be contained within

   elements, they cannot

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