Rice Purity Test
How the Scales are Structured
Who Usually Takes This Test?
See How You Compare
Below is a preview of how scores are typically distributed across each scale.
Once you complete the test, your result will appear on the scale so you can see how you compare.
Example Questions From the Test
- No, never
- Yes, once
- Yes, a few times
- Yes, many times
- No, never
- Yes, once
- Yes, a few times
- Yes, many times
- No, never
- Yes, tried once
- Yes, occasionally
- Yes, regularly
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The Rice Purity Test is a well-known internet "purity" checklist quiz that gives you a score based on which common life experiences you've had. This version includes 30 yes/no items and typically takes about 10 minutes to complete. The score reflects a playful "purity" scale and is not a clinical assessment.
Why Take a Rice Purity Test
What is a rice purity test, really? At its core, it's a lighthearted checklist that's become a cultural fixture — originally started by college students as a fun way to compare notes on life experiences, and now taken by millions of people online for the same reason: curiosity, nostalgia, and a good excuse to compare scores with friends.
Part of what makes this innocence test so enduringly popular is the social ritual around it. People take it together or in a group chat to see who's "most innocent" and laugh about the differences. Others just want a quick, private snapshot of how their life experiences stack up on a playful scale, with no pressure and no judgment attached to any particular score.
This purity quiz is also something many people have seen circulating online for years and retake occasionally, just to see how their score has changed over time as life experiences accumulate.
How the Test Works
The checklist covers common life experiences across broad categories, including relationships and dating, social experiences, and everyday choices people sometimes look back on with a laugh. For each item, select "Yes" only if the experience has occurred at least once, and select "No" if it has not occurred. Each "Yes" response lowers the total score, while each "No" response keeps the score higher — so higher scores indicate fewer endorsed experiences, and lower scores indicate more.
Who This Assessment Is For
This Rice Purity Test is appropriate for anyone curious about the well-known internet checklist and how their own score compares. It's popular with friend groups who want to take it together and compare results, people who want a quick, private snapshot of their score, and anyone who's seen it online before and wants to retake it to see how things have changed.
How to Use This Assessment
This is a playful, informal quiz — not a clinical or diagnostic tool, and not a measure of anyone's worth or character. Scores are meant for fun and casual comparison rather than serious self-evaluation. There's no "right" or "wrong" score, and results shouldn't be used to judge yourself or anyone else.