copyscript

noun
UK /ˈkɒpi skrɪpt/
US /ˈkɑːpi skrɪpt/

A copyscript is a written text that someone copies or uses as a model.

The teacher gave us a copyscript to practice our handwriting.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A handwritten or typed copy of a document made for record-keeping.

The clerk filed the copyscript in the office archive.

3. In theater, a script prepared for a copyist or understudy to use.

The understudy studied her copyscript before the rehearsal.

4. A duplicate version of a computer script file.

He saved a copyscript of the program before editing the original.