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St_2к_УГЛУБЛ_Unit-2

5.5 Language practice

1. By behaviour costs can be divided into direct and indirect.

2. By time costs can be divided into fixed and variable.

3. Fixed costs are constant within the relevant range as the activity output varies.

4. Overhead is a budget that reveals planned expenditures for all indirect manufacturing items.

5. A semi-variable cost is an expense which contains both a fixed cost component and a variable cost component.

6. Advertising expenses represent indirect variable costs.

7. Components represent indirect variable costs.

8. Electricity to run machines represents direct fixed costs.

9. Electricity for heating represents indirect variable costs.

10. Factory canteen represents indirect variable costs.

11. Overtime pay represents direct fixed costs.

12. Property tax represents indirect fixed costs.

13. Absorption costing as well as manufacturing costs (materials and labour) allocates part of fixed and variable manufacturing overheads to the cost of every product.

14. Selling costs are the costs necessary to market and distribute a product or service.

15. Fixed costs are expenses that are clearly related to production or manufacturing.

16. Cost centre is a unit of activity in an organization for which costs are calculated separately.

17. Variable costs do not change according to the production volume.

18. Breakeven point is the sales volume at which a company makes neither a profit nor a loss.

19. Rent represents direct fixed costs.

20. Target costing is a method of determining the cost of a product or service based on the price that customers are willing to pay.