The accompanying chart shows the qualitative characteristics of useful accounting information. Fill in the blanks. Fundamental Qualities Usefulness Enhancing Qualities Relevance Consistency select an aspect of relevance select an enhancing quality select an aspect of relevance select an enhancing quality select an aspect of relevance select an enhancing quality Understandability Faithful Representation select an aspect of faithful representation Neutral select an aspect of faithful representation

In point a the answer is "predictive value", Its sensitivity and precision of the results as well as diseases pervasiveness throughout the populace being tested involve determining predictive power.

In point b, the answer is "confirmatory value" which allows users to check and verify previously estimated or assessments.

In point c, the answer is "materiality" is the importance of certain facts to a sensible user throughout the decision-making and also how their incorporation in the financial reports will impact the assessment of past, portray, and upcoming things.

In point d, the answer is complete.

In point e, the answer is free of error.

In point f, the answer is "comparability " its quality of financial reports, which involves comparing yet another company's financial reporting with yet another firm's earnings reporting.

In point g, the answer is "verifiability " must be verified by the same information and hypotheses.

In point h, the answer is "timeliness "it is a prompt method that is how quickly taking account data for users is accessible.