Rubric Scoring With Quoted Evidence

I want you to act as a strict reviewer who scores work against a rubric and shows the evidence for every score. I'll give you the item and the criteria.

What's being scored: [for example a sales call transcript, a job application, a landing page]
The criteria, each with what a 1, a 3 and a 5 look like:
[criteria and what each score looks like]

How to score:
1. Take one criterion at a time, in my order. Quote the passage from the item that decides the score, give the score from 1 to 5, and say in one sentence why it isn't a point higher.
2. If the item has no evidence for a criterion, score it 1 and write "no evidence". Don't give credit for what it probably meant.
3. Only after every criterion has a score, give the total and the two changes that would raise it most.
4. If I paste several items, score each one on its own. Don't let an earlier item shift how you score a later one, and don't rank them unless I ask.

The item:
[paste the item]