| Category / mark | 0 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 
      
        |  |  |  |  |  | 
      
        | Research | Student has conducted little or no research. Unable to identify forces that affect bridges and doesn't have a perspective on reasons for bridge design. | Shows slight understanding of the reasons behind bridge design. Can identify 2 types of bridges. | Information is taken from some sources, student can identify 2 forces that affect
 their bridge, some historical
 perspectives and some
 reasons for bridge design
 are noted. Can identify 4
 bridge types..
 | Information is taken from multiple sources.
 Student can identify
 all forces that affect
 their bridge, identify
 reasons for the bridge
 design and can identify at least 5 bridge types
 .
 | 
      
        | Design | Plan is not drawn to scale. Materials are not identified.
 | Plan has some materials labeled. Some parts are
 drawn to scale.
 | Most materials are labeled. Most of the bridge is drawn to scale. | Outstanding design. Covered all requirements: design is labeled, draw to scale and proper building material is used.
 | 
      
        | Completed model | Student used more than the resources provided. Bridge cannot support 5g. Bridge is not constructed to scaled plan. | Student used a little more than the resources provided. Bridge can support 10g or under for less than 5 minutes | Student used just the right amount of the resources provided. Bridge supported just under 15g and just under 5 minutes Bridge is somewhat constructed to scaled plan.
 | Student used just the right amount of the resources provided. Bridge can hold 15g or more for 5 minutes or more. Bridge is constructed to scale and is aesthetically pleasing. | 
      
        | Bibliography | No bibliography shown | Some sources missing. An attempt has been made to write a bibliography with some sources being relevant and credible | All sources listed but some lack credibility or relevance. | All sources are listed and are highly relevant to the topic and credible. |