To create a drop-down menu in HTML, you will need to use the HTML `` tag and the nested `` tag. Here’s a simple example of a drop-down menu (also known as a selection menu):

```

Option 1 Option 2 Option 3

```

Here’s the breakdown:

- The `` element is used to create the drop-down list.
- Each `` element defines an option that can be selected. By default, the text between the start and end tags is rendered as option text, and the value attribute is sent to the server when the form containing the select list is submitted.
- The `name` attribute in the `` tag is used to reference the form data after the form is submitted.

However, this will only create the HTML part of the dropdown. To style the dropdown menu, you would typically use CSS. To make it more interactive (for example, to make something happen when an option is selected), you would use JavaScript.

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