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Australian College of the Professions RTO No XXXXXXXXXXCRICOS No. 03608K ACP-SITHCCC017 V XXXXXXXXXXLW SITHCCC017 HANDLE AND SERVE CHEESE LEARNER WORKBOOK SIT40516 Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery...

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Australian College of the Professions
RTO No XXXXXXXXXXCRICOS No. 03608K
ACP-SITHCCC017 V XXXXXXXXXXLW
SITHCCC017
HANDLE AND SERVE CHEESE

LEARNER WORKBOOK
SIT40516 Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery


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RTO No XXXXXXXXXXCRICOS No. 03608K
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• I certify that the work submitted for this assessment pack is my own. I have clearly
eferenced any sources used in my submission. I understand that a false declaration is a
form of malpractice;
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RTO No XXXXXXXXXXCRICOS No. 03608K
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Assessment Plan
To demonstrate competence in this unit, you must be assessed as satisfactory in each of the
following assessment tasks.
Evidence recorded Evidence Type/ Method of assessment Sufficient evidence
ecorded/Outcome
Unit Assessment Task 1 Unit Knowledge Test (UKT) S / NS (First Attempt)
S / NS (Second Attempt)
Unit Assessment Task 2 Unit Skills Test (UST) S / NS (First Attempt)
S / NS (Second Attempt)
Final result C/NYC Date assessed
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Assessor
Signature

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RTO No XXXXXXXXXXCRICOS No. 03608K
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Table of Contents

Unit Assessment Pack (UAP) – Cover Sheet ................................................................ XXXXXXXXXX1
Student and Traine
Assessor Details .............................................................................. XXXXXXXXXX1
Assessment Plan .............................................................................................................. XXXXXXXXXX2
Table of Contents ...................................................................................................... XXXXXXXXXX3
Instructions to Learner .............................................................................................. XXXXXXXXXX4
Assessment instructions .............................................................................................. XXXXXXXXXX4
Assessment requirements ........................................................................................... XXXXXXXXXX7
Candidate Details ...................................................................................................... XXXXXXXXXX8
Assessment – SITHCCC017: Handle and serve cheese ................................................. XXXXXXXXXX8
Observation/Demonstration ......................
Answered Same Day Jun 22, 2021 SITHFAB002 Training.Gov.Au

Solution

Paulami answered on Jun 26 2021
149 Votes
Answer 1:
Such takes place to sell alcohol in restaurants, hotels, bars, discos, clubs, pubs and liquor stores; otherwise, it's prohibited and illegal without it.
Answer 2:
· Legal drinking age is from 18
· License/permit is obtained for selling alcohol
· Selling alcohol to people being drunk or under 18 is illegal
· Every packaged alcohol needs to reveal the standard drink it has
· Drivers must keep alcohol below 0.05 grams in each 100 mm of blood
· Consuming alcohol in public streets is prohibited
· ID proof is provided by the consumer when buying alcohol
· Parents’ permission is needed for consuming alcohol in house parties
Answer 3:
Customers are identified to whom service/sale is refused based upon legislation. For such, proof of age is requested accordingly. Such is important for refusing politely if ID doesn’t meet the mark.
Answer 4:
· Encouraging customers diplomatically and courteously for drinking within limits appropriately
· Declining requests politely for alcohol dispensing in the manner being i
esponsible or encouraging excessive
apid consumption of alcohol, advising customers the reasons for refusing
Answer 5:
Information about how non-alcoholic beverages can help slow down drinking alcoholic ones is provided, encouraging them for pacing their consumption.
Answer 6:
· Recognizing e
atic patterns of drinking
· Monitoring the physical state of customer
· Monitoring the emotional state of custome
· Monitoring drink purchases
· Monitoring noise levels
· Taking account on factors affecting alcohol responses individually
Answer 7:
A standard drink in Australia consists of 10g (12.5ml) alcohol. Standard drinks can be measured utilizing measuring and electronic dispensing devices, sample glasses sized appropriately and appropriate nip measures.
Answer 8:
Such can be encouraged by offering non-alcoholic beverages and food. It is an offence during driving when BAC is above 0.05.
Answer 9.1:
· Wider ranges of drink types mixed
· Drinking rapidly, immediately asking for more
· Mixing alcohol with other drugs
· Returning back to tasting site for requesting further samples consistently
· Ordering large, multiple samples
· Self-consumption involving more than one drink
Answer 9.2:
Recognizing e
atic patterns of drinking are refe
ed for early signs involving the possibility of intoxication.
Answer 9.3:
Speaking to the customer in a...
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