How to Write YouTube Video Scripts with AI Quiz

Answers and explanations appear as you take the quiz.

1. At roughly 130 to 160 words per minute, about how long should a script for a 10-minute video be?
   • 300 to 500 words
   • 600 to 800 words
   • 1,300 to 1,600 words
   • 3,000 to 4,000 words
2. Why do many creators choose the title and thumbnail before writing the script?
   • The click creates an expectation, and the script must deliver on that promise quickly
   • YouTube requires the thumbnail to be uploaded first
   • Titles are generated from the script automatically
   • Thumbnails affect only viewers who are already subscribed
3. In a two-column audio/visual script, what goes in the two columns?
   • English and translated narration
   • The host's lines and the guest's lines
   • Sponsor copy and regular content
   • Narration in one column, and B-roll and on-screen visuals in the other
4. What is an 'open loop' in a video script?
   • A section that repeats the introduction
   • A question raised early and answered later, giving viewers a reason to keep watching
   • A link to an external website
   • A continuously looping background track
5. Why should a host read an AI-drafted script aloud before recording?
   • It helps YouTube index the audio
   • It is required for captions
   • To find sentences that read well on the page but sound stiff when spoken
   • To measure the model's accuracy
6. Which YouTube Studio tool shows where viewers stop watching?
   • The audience retention graph
   • The comments filter
   • The copyright checker
   • The upload defaults page
7. What does YouTube's disclosure requirement introduced in March 2024 cover?
   • Any script drafted with AI help
   • Every video that uses background music
   • Videos longer than 20 minutes
   • Realistic altered or synthetic content that viewers could mistake for real
8. Where does the guide suggest asking viewers to subscribe?
   • In the first five seconds, before the hook
   • After you have delivered value, not before
   • Only in the video description
   • Never, because it hurts retention