100-question checklist
Review the complete question list and the adult content notice before starting.
Rice Purity Test
Check the experiences that apply to you and calculate a score from 0 to 100. This quiz is for adult entertainment and self-reflection—not a psychological test, moral rating, or measure of personal worth.
Content notice: The list includes explicit adult, substance-use, legal, and relationship questions. Continue only if those topics are appropriate for you. The site is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rice University.
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Understand the test before comparing scores
No verified universal average
Online averages usually come from unknown, self-selected audiences. This site does not present them as population norms.
Independent internet version
The name is connected to a student tradition, but this website is not operated by Rice University.
How to take the Rice Purity Test
1. Review the content notice
The checklist includes explicit adult, substance-use, legal, and relationship topics. Continue only when those subjects are appropriate for you.
2. Check applicable experiences
Select every item that applies. The live score falls by one point for each checked question.
3. Calculate and interpret carefully
The final number is a count-based entertainment result. It is not a diagnosis, risk assessment, or judgment of character.
What the 100 questions cover
The question list mixes very different experiences and gives each one the same one-point weight. That is one reason the result should not be treated as a scientific measurement.
Relationships and intimacy
Questions include dating, kissing, sexual experiences, and relationship history. The checklist does not measure consent, context, timing, or emotional impact.
Alcohol and substances
Some items ask about drinking, tobacco, cannabis, and other substances. A checked item is not a health or dependency assessment.
Rules, discipline, and law
Other items concern school discipline, police contact, and legal experiences. The score cannot determine current legal or safety status.
What a Rice Purity score can and cannot mean
What it records
It records how many items on this specific checklist you selected: score = 100 − checked items.
What it does not record
It does not account for age, culture, consent, risk, frequency, recency, positive or negative context, or personal values.
Why comparisons are limited
Friends and online visitors may interpret questions differently. Unknown audience and duplicate participation make internet averages unreliable.
About the Rice Purity Test tradition
The name is associated with a student checklist tradition connected to Rice University. Many internet versions have been copied, edited, modernized, and republished over time, so wording can differ between websites. Rice Purity Test Labs is an independent website and does not claim to be an official Rice University service.
Because versions vary, compare scores only when participants use the same question list. This site keeps the complete list visible on a separate page so users can see exactly what is being counted.
Privacy and sensitive answers
Use a private device when appropriate. The selections remain in the current page while the quiz runs. The copied score link contains the final score only, not the selected questions. Google Analytics, hosting, CDN, and security services may still process standard visit information.
Do not send personal answers through the contact page and do not use the quiz to make medical, legal, relationship, or safety decisions. See the privacy policy for the precise scope.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Rice Purity Test?
It is a self-graded 100-item checklist associated with a Rice University student tradition. This independent website is not operated by Rice University.
How is the score calculated?
Start at 100 and subtract one point for each checked item. The score describes only the number of listed experiences selected.
Is a high or low score good?
No. The result is not a measure of morality, maturity, health, safety, consent, compatibility, or personal worth.
Is there an official average score?
There is no verified universal population average. Online figures usually come from self-selected audiences and should not be treated as scientific norms.
Are my selected answers uploaded?
The checklist and score calculation run in the browser page. The site uses analytics and hosting services that may process ordinary visit information, but the score-sharing link contains only the final number.
Can I retake the test?
Yes. Clear the selections or reload the page and take the checklist again.