The Rice Purity Test is a self-assessment tool originally created by students at Rice University to help incoming college freshmen bond and reflect on their life experiences. It's designed to measure how “pure” or innocent someone is based on a wide range of personal experiences. The original test has 100 yes-or-no questions, and your score starts at 100. Each “yes” answer lowers your score by one point. A high score (close to 100) suggests fewer life experiences, while a low score (closer to 0) means you’ve done more.
While the test includes questions about relationships, sex, drugs, alcohol, and general behavior, it’s meant to be fun—not judgmental. Many people take it just to laugh, compare scores with friends, or reflect on their past.