Rice Purity Test Questions: Scoring, Categories & Privacy
How the 100 questions are organized, how each checked box affects the score, and how to skip or delete locally saved checks.
The site's Rice Purity Test contains 100 equally weighted questions. Category labels help organize the list, but they do not change how any item is scored.
The five navigation categories
- Social & Dating: social, dating, and relationship experiences.
- Sexual: explicit sexual and intimate experiences.
- Substances: alcohol, tobacco, and other substances.
- Academic: school-related and academic incidents.
- Legal: conduct involving rules, police, or the legal system.
Every checked box subtracts one point
No category has extra weight. The formula is always 100 minus the total number of checked boxes. A category breakdown may summarize selected items on the result screen, but the final score remains a simple count.
You can leave a question unchecked
The checklist includes explicit adult topics. You can leave any item unchecked, close the test, or delete saved checks. An unchecked item is scored the same whether the experience did not occur or you preferred not to answer.
Checked IDs stay in the browser
The interactive quiz stores checked numeric question IDs and resume metadata in local storage so the same browser can restore progress. The quiz does not submit those IDs as an answer payload. The delete control or clearing site data removes the saved record.
Context pages do not establish prevalence
A question page can clarify wording, scoring, category, and privacy choices. It does not claim how frequent an experience is without a documented dataset.
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Calculate the total in your browser, then treat it as a count rather than a ranking or judgment.
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