ACL statements on cisco router...

So, due to covid we've been schooling at home.... our instructor in one of our classes (not in ccna) threw out one last assignment, and its a whole bunch of ACL statements that i've never had to do, I dont know why they gave this to us, but i'm trying to figure this out, so if there are any cisco ACL geniuses out there, i'd appreciate it

I have a router and i need to create a 'named extended acl' with the following conditions

-allow tcp connections originating within your own network to be allowed back in

-allow tcp connections from outside networks on port 80/443 that are going to your server

-allow ucp dns replies back through the acl (says it 'involves two ace lines'

-allow icmp ping replies back to the router

-block all other tcp traffic

-block all other udp traffic

-block icmp ping reqs from outside world

-acl must contain explicit deny statement as the last statement.

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this is way over my head, but let me try to piece together something

#ip access list extended "name of acl"
#deny icmp any "ip of router" echo reply

#deny tcp any any

#deny udp any any

#deny any

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thats the last 4 i think... but i have no clue.