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To create an ordered list in HTML that displays its items in descending order, you can use the `reversed` attribute on the `
  1. ` (ordered list) element. The `reversed` attribute is a boolean attribute, which means it does not require a value to be set. Simply including the word `reversed` within the `
    1. ` tag is enough to indicate that the list should be in descending order.


    4. Here's how you can use it:


    7. ```html


      2. Item 1 (this will be the last)

      4. Item 2

      6. Item 3 (this will be the first)


    10. ```


    13. In the options you've provided, the correct way to make an ordered list display in descending order is:


    16. ```html


      2. ```


      5. Let's take a look at why the other options are incorrect:


      8. - `
        1. `: While this might seem correct as `true` is commonly used to set boolean attributes to true, the `reversed` attribute does not need any value, and including one does not conform to the HTML5 specification.

        3. - `
          1. `: The `type` attribute is used to define the kind of marker to use in the list, such as `a` for lowercase letters, `A` for uppercase letters, `i` for lowercase roman numerals, and `I` for uppercase roman numerals. It does not control the ordering of the list items.

          3. - `
            1. `: The `style` attribute is used for inline CSS styling and does not have any impact on the order of the list items.

            3. - `
              1. `: Similar to the first option, the `reversed` attribute does not require a value, even though in this case, the value is the same as the attribute name.


              4. So, the correct HTML for an ordered list in descending order is simply:


              7. ```html


                2. ```

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