Question

evaluating credibility
astronauts got a mouth - watering haul with tuesdays earth - to - space delivery—pizza and ice cream.
a commercial supply ship arrived at the international space station two days after launching from virginia.
besides nasa equipment and experiments, the orbital atk capsule holds chocolate and vanilla ice cream for the six station astronauts, as well as make - your - own flatbread pizzas.
astronauts always crave pizza in orbit, but its been particularly tough for italys paolo nespoli. hes been up there since july and has another month to go.
—\space delivery: astronauts get ice cream, make - own pizzas,\ marcia dunn
the phrase \a mouth - watering haul\ is an example of
reporter commentary with loaded language
an unembellished fact with objective terms
imbalanced reporting with loaded language
this article appears to be reliable because

Explanation:

The phrase "a mouth - watering haul" is reporter commentary with loaded language. Loaded language uses words that evoke strong emotions. "Mouth - watering" is a subjective and emotional description.
For the reliability part, if we assume the article is from a well - known news source (AP in this case as the author is Marcia Dunn who is an AP reporter), and the facts presented (delivery of supplies, names of equipment, names of astronauts) can be verified, it appears to be reliable.

Answer:

1. reporter commentary with loaded language
2. (Assuming facts are verifiable and source is reliable) it presents verifiable facts (e.g., details about the supply ship, its contents, and the astronaut's situation)