1) The document contains vocabulary words with definitions from sections 1 and 2, including words like "slake", "clamor", "dispirited", and "despicable" that describe thirst, loud noise, sadness, and rudeness. 2) It also defines terms like "banshee", "stalwart", "inclement", and "tarry" relating to Irish legends, hard work, harshness, and delaying. 3) One final word defined is "languished" which means to be weak.

1. By The Great Horn Spoon
Section: 1
Created by
Natalie Choo

2. Slake
to extinguish
The bird is slaking it's thirst.

3. Clamor
A loud continued noise
The orchestra was making a lot of clamor.

4. Dispirited
To be sad
When I am dispirited I read.

5. Despicable
I will steal THE MOON!!!
Rude
That man is despicable because he wants to steal
the moon.

6. By The Great Horn Spoon
Section: 2
Created by
Natalie Choo

7. Banshee
An Irish legend
The Irish think there is a banshee that informs you
about things.

8. Stalwart
Someone that works hard
The girl is a stalwart because she is a good
scholar.

9. Inclement
Harsh
The man looks inclement because he looks rude.

10. Tarry
To delay
The people are tarry because they are just
delaying in the boat.

11. Languished
Weak
The animal languished because it is tired