The Rice Purity Test might sound sort of a harmless little quiz one might take at a sleepover, giggling, and sharing stories. It intends to measure purity and assigns a dehumanizing number to those that take it. The test has warped and altered with the days, now offering a wider sort of activities than it did in 1924, but the overall message stays an equivalent. Many more versions are created over the years, each more risqué than the last. The original version created in 1924 was only given to women. It is encouraged during Rice’s Orientation week as a bonding experience among new students. This test was created by Rice University to measure what proportion of college students mature their freshman year. The last 5-10 questions are the most questionable, ranging from anal sex to bestiality. The test then transitions into explicitly sexual questions. For example, questions 45-65 intensify from asking about drinking alcohol during a non-religious context to getting convicted of a felony. The farther down you get, the more immoral the questions become. Questions start relatively innocently, asking questions like, “Danced without leaving room for Jesus?” and “Been in a relationship?” It then segues into slightly more sexual questions, like masturbation and fondling of a member of the well-liked sex’s (MPS) bodies. It is graded on a 0-100 scale, with 0 being the smallest amount pure and 100 the foremost.
It is a self-graded survey that attempts to assess one’s supposed purity or innocence in matters related to sex, drugs, encounters with the law, and other “naughty” activities. Many people have heard of the Rice Purity test.
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