100-question test
Answer all 100 yes/no questions at your own pace. Your answers stay in this browser and are used only to calculate your result.
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All 100 questions are required for a complete score. Finish unlocks when every question has a yes or no answer.
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Your answers stay in this browser, and the result is best treated as casual context rather than a label.
Quick answer
A short definition before you start the 100-question test.
The Rice Purity Test is a 100 yes/no self-check about life experiences. The score starts at 100, drops for Yes answers, and is a casual social quiz result.
Score meaning
The score starts at 100. Each Yes lowers your score by 1, so the final number gives general context only.
After you finish all 100 questions, the result can summarize checked experiences but cannot judge your character, health, values, or future choices.
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Independent status
Last updated May 2026. This independent Rice Purity Test keeps answers in your browser and is not a medical, legal, or moral assessment.
The test does not ask for identity details or publish a result.
A Rice Purity score is a social quiz result, not a clinical or moral assessment.
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FAQ
Answers, score meaning, privacy, and theme settings in plain language.
It is a 100-question yes/no self-check about common life experiences, usually taken for casual comparison or conversation.
The score starts at 100. Each Yes answer lowers it by 1, so higher scores usually mean fewer checked experiences.
This page does not require an account. Your answers stay in this browser and are used only to calculate your score.
Neither. A score can describe how many items you checked, but it cannot measure your worth or maturity.
Only if you want to. Treat the number as casual context, and avoid pressure to post it in a group chat or on social media.
Yes. You can retake it when you want a fresh answer set or want to compare how your responses changed.
Yes. A complete score needs a yes or no answer for every question so the final number is calculated consistently.