Introducing Pairs in Haskell

Pairs, like lists, are a technique for building composite data out of individual values. A pair of Integers can be written as:

(1,2)

and a pair of Strings might be:

("apple", "banana")

Notice that pairs can also have elements with distinct types, for example:

(10, "green bottles")

A tuple is a generalization of a pair, since it has an arbitrary number of elements. In the comments below, please explore some differences between tuples and lists. Can you think of scenarios where one data structure would be more appropriate than the other?