Libraries Crossword Puzzle

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Fiction: A story that involves elements that may be fabricated, embellished, or otherwise made to be more exciting or enticing in a fantasy way.
Non Fiction: A story or text that follows facts whether scientific, historical, or other textbooks.
Writing:  The act of taking Pen to paper and producing syntax.
Study:  Many Students come to the library to find places where they may do this task.
Quiet:  The general level of sound expected in Libraries
Reading: When you glance your eyes across a page of text and understand it's nature, content, and value.  Some folks hallucinate while doing this depending on the story.
Computers: These tools are set up so that the students may digitally search for materials, write documents, and work on various digital based projects
Technology: The Electronics and Digital utilities that may be checked out at various Library locations are referred to as?
Due Date: The time in which your book must be returned to the library or face a fine.
Literature: May be fiction or Nonfiction, but this is the technical term for most written works.
Books: the Primary item that Libraries Hold within it's walls
Printers: Where students may create Physical variants of their Papers, Essays, or even their images if they pay for color.

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QUESTIONS LIST:

fiction: a story that involves elements that may be fabricated, embellished, or otherwise made to be more exciting or enticing in a fantasy way.
non fiction: a story or text that follows facts whether scientific, historical, or other textbooks.
writing: the act of taking pen to paper and producing syntax.
study: many students come to the library to find places where they may do this task.
quiet: the general level of sound expected in libraries
reading: when you glance your eyes across a page of text and understand it's nature, content, and value. some folks hallucinate while doing this depending on the story.
computers: these tools are set up so that the students may digitally search for materials, write documents, and work on various digital based projects
technology: the electronics and digital utilities that may be checked out at various library locations are referred to as?
due date: the time in which your book must be returned to the library or face a fine.
literature: may be fiction or nonfiction, but this is the technical term for most written works.
books: the primary item that libraries hold within it's walls
printers: where students may create physical variants of their papers, essays, or even their images if they pay for color.