Schoolyard Science

If you're curious about how "innocent" you are and want a fun way to find out, the rice purity test is the perfect choice. This lighthearted quiz consists of 100 questions that cover topics such as relationships, romance, dishonesty, and a wide range of experiences. Taking the test is simple—just go to the main screen of the Rice Purity Test, click the "Start Test" button, and respond to each question with either "Yes" or "No." Your score is based on how many "No" answers you give, with each "No" counting for 1 point.

After you’ve answered all 100 questions, your score will be revealed. The higher your score, the more "innocent" you are considered to be, while a lower score suggests you’ve had more life experiences. It's important to note that this test is purely for fun and entertainment. It’s not a scientific or accurate way to measure someone’s morals or character, but it offers a playful way to reflect on your level of innocence.

But where did the Rice Purity Test originate? This test was first developed at Rice University in the early 20th century. It was initially created to help college students keep track of their personal growth and life events during their university years. Over time, the test has evolved, and today there are multiple versions of the Rice Purity Test. When it was first introduced, it was designed exclusively for women and only had 10 questions. Over the next 50 years, the test grew in popularity, spread globally, and expanded to 100 questions. Modern versions have been updated to reflect current social trends, but the core concept remains the same: a fun, easy, and enjoyable way to assess one’s level of "innocence".