Of these what can NOT be duducted on a Schedule A tax form?

$1.$ Points in the amount of $$1,000$ paid on the loan for the home purchase.

$2.$ Medical insurance premiums totaling $$1,000$ per month.

$3.$ Student loan interest of $$100$ on a qualified higher education loan used to pay for Sue's college tuition.

$4.$ Homeowner$$s insurance of $$650$ on personal residence.

$5.$ Alimony payments made by Ron to a former spouse $($pre$-2019$ divorce agreement$)$ totaling $$10,000.$

$6.$ Sue made a $$2,500$ Roth contribution.

$7.$ Ron made an $$8,000$ IRA contribution.

$8.$ Mortgage interest of $$5,000.$

$9.$ Casualty loss on car from a fire of $$8,000.$

$10.$ Church contributions of $$2,000.$

$11.$ Purchase of new automobile sales tax of $$1,500.$

$12.$ Income taxes paid to Arizona of $$400.$

$13.$ Mortgage insurance premiums totaling $$2,300.$

$14.$ Personal property taxes of $$200.$

$15.$ Real$-$estate taxes of $$3,500.$

$16.$ Disability insurance premiums $$700.$

$17.$ Vision correction surgery $$2,000.$

$18.$ Hair transplant procedure $$950.$

$19.$ Chin enhancement surgery to improve appearance $$3,000.$

$20.$ Sue's Mother's medical expenses paid by Sue during the year $$4,000.($Sue$\text{'}$s mother does not file taxes and can be claimed by Sue.$)$