The Rice Purity Test is a 100-question survey that started at Rice University in 1924. Tick every statement below that applies to you and your score is calculated instantly. It runs from 0 to 100. Higher means fewer experiences checked. Completely anonymous, nothing is stored.

How Does the Rice Purity Test Work?

The Rice Purity Test is a self-graded checklist. There are 100 statements covering everything from dating and relationships to substances and personal experiences. You tick every one that applies to you. Your score is simply 100 minus the number of boxes you ticked. A score of 72 means you ticked 28.

See all 100 questions explained for a full breakdown of every statement and what confusing terms like MPS mean.

Is the Rice Purity Test Anonymous?

Yes. There's no sign-up, no account, no email required. Your score is calculated entirely in your browser and nothing gets sent to a server. Nobody can see your answers. When you close the page, everything disappears.

What Is a Good Rice Purity Test Score?

There's no good or bad score. It's not a test you pass or fail. The average for people aged 18 to 22 sits somewhere between 55 and 65, depending on the survey. Higher means fewer experiences checked, lower means more. Neither is better.

For a full breakdown of what every score range means, see the complete score meaning guide.

This test is also available as the Innocence Test if that's what you're looking for.