This is a Drag and Drop function so the user leaves the items in the correct fields a victory message should appear and disable a button. Even if the user completes the 5 options as wrong, the button should also be disabled but a "game over" message should appear. Is there any more way to validate when it's easy instead of having to create an IF for every wrong drag.

function buttonDisabled(){
    // TRUE
    if( $('#items-10').has('#item-1').length == 1 && $('#items-7').has('#item-2').length == 1 &&
      $('#items-6').has('#item-3').length == 1 && $('#items-9').has('#item-4').length == 1 &&
      $('#items-8').has('#item-5').length == 1 )
     {$('#next').prop("disabled", false);}
  // False
  if( $('#items-10').has('#item-2').length == 1 && $('#items-7').has('#item-1').length == 1 &&
      $('#items-6').has('#item-3').length == 1 && $('#items-9').has('#item-4').length == 1 &&
      $('#items-8').has('#item-5').length == 1 )
    { $('#next').prop("disabled", false);}
  if( $('#items-10').has('#item-3').length == 1 && $('#items-7').has('#item-2').length == 1 &&
      $('#items-6').has('#item-1').length == 1 && $('#items-9').has('#item-4').length == 1 &&
      $('#items-8').has('#item-5').length == 1 )
    { $('#next').prop("disabled", false);}
  if( $('#items-10').has('#item-4').length == 1 && $('#items-7').has('#item-2').length == 1 &&
      $('#items-6').has('#item-3').length == 1 && $('#items-9').has('#item-1').length == 1 &&
      $('#items-8').has('#item-5').length == 1 )
    { $('#next').prop("disabled", false);}
  if( $('#items-10').has('#item-5').length == 1 && $('#items-7').has('#item-2').length == 1 &&
      $('#items-6').has('#item-3').length == 1 && $('#items-9').has('#item-4').length == 1 &&
      $('#items-8').has('#item-1').length == 1 )
    { $('#next').prop("disabled", false);}
}