For each of the following circumstances, give the letter items$)$ indicating the accounting principle involved. Some letters may be used more than once, and some may not be used at all.

A$.$ Continuity

B$.$ Neutrality

C$.$ Comparability

D$.$ Cost$/$benefit effectiveness

E$.$ Full disclosure

F$.$ Historical cost

G$.$ Relevance

H$.$ Nominal dollar financial capital maintenance

I. Matching

J$.$ Proprietary

K$.$ Faithful representation

L$.$ Revenue recognition

M$.$ Separate entity

N$.$ Time period

$0.$ Unit of measure

Financial statements are prepared from the point of view of the owners

$2$

A note describing the company's possible liability in a lawsuit is included with the financial statements, even though no formal liability exists at the balance sheet date

$3$

Marketable securities are valued at current $($market$)$ value

$4$

The personal assets of partners are excluded from the partnership balance sheet even though they are pledged as security for partnership loans.

$5$

A retail store uses estimates rather than a complete physical count of its inventory for purposes of preparing monthly financial statements

$6$

Goodwill is recorded in the accounts only when it arises from the purchase of another entity.

$7$

An entity reports a $$50$ profit after buying a unit of inventory for $$100$ and selling it for $$150.$ even though the cost to replace the unit has escalated to $$112$ due to inflation.

$8$

An advance deposit on a sales contract is reported as unearned revenue.

$9$

Accounting policies chosen for revenue recognition are the same as those of the entity's major competitors.

$10.$ Capital assets are depreciated over their$$useful$$lives