THE LIST, WITH CONTEXT
Rice Purity Test Questions
All 100 questions in our classic version, with an index and notes on wording. This is a reading reference; take the interactive test to calculate a result.
For adults. The list includes sexual experiences, substances and encounters with the law. Reading, answering and sharing are optional. These are retrospective questions, never activities to try.
Which question list is this?
We use classic-100-v1, the numbered items 1–100 transcribed from The Rice Purity Test source page on October 25, 2026. Its promotional item 0 is excluded. The order and scored wording match our homepage; explanations are separate from the questions.
Other versions may change the list. A matching title or a total out of 100 does not establish that two tests ask the same questions. Our history guide explains why source and version matter.
QUESTIONS 1–16
Dating, kissing and personal boundaries
The labels below follow the prompt “Have you ever…”
1. Held hands romantically?
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Wording note: A historical expression for dancing with close body contact.
Find this question in the test5. Kissed a non-family member?
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Wording note: The source uses “horizontally” to mean while lying down.
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QUESTIONS 17–43
Intimate experiences and communication
The labels below follow the prompt “Have you ever…”
17. Masturbated?
Find this question in the test18. Masturbated to a picture or video?
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Find this question in the test21. Masturbated with an inanimate object?
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Find this question in the test24. Gone through the motions of intercourse while fully dressed?
Find this question in the test25. Undressed or been undressed by a MPS (member of the preferred sex)?
Wording note: MPS is the source’s abbreviation for “member of the preferred sex”. The historical wording is preserved.
Find this question in the test26. Showered with a MPS?
Wording note: MPS means “member of the preferred sex” in this source version.
Find this question in the test27. Fondled or had your butt cheeks fondled?
Find this question in the test28. Fondled or had your breasts fondled?
Find this question in the test29. Fondled or had your genitals fondled?
Find this question in the test30. Had or given “blue balls”?
Wording note: The source uses this informal term for discomfort associated with sexual arousal.
Find this question in the test31. Had an orgasm due to someone else’s manipulation?
Wording note: In this wording, “manipulation” means physical stimulation by another person.
Find this question in the test32. Sent a sexually explicit text or instant message?
Find this question in the test33. Sent or received sexually explicit photographs?
Find this question in the test34. Engaged in sexually explicit activity over video chat?
Find this question in the test35. Cheated on a significant other during a relationship?
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Find this question in the test41. Spent the night with a MPS?
Wording note: MPS means “member of the preferred sex” in this source version.
Find this question in the test42. Been walked in on while engaging in a sexual act?
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QUESTIONS 44–52
Alcohol, tobacco and other substances
The labels below follow the prompt “Have you ever…”
44. Ingested alcohol in a non-religious context?
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QUESTIONS 53–66
Discipline, public behavior and the law
The labels below follow the prompt “Have you ever…”
53. Been sent to the office of a principal, dean or judicial affairs representative for a disciplinary infraction?
Wording note: “Judicial affairs” refers to an educational institution’s disciplinary process.
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Find this question in the test59. Had the police called on you?
Find this question in the test60. Run from the police?
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Find this question in the test64. Been convicted of a crime?
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Find this question in the test66. Committed an act of vandalism?
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QUESTIONS 67–100
Sexual experiences and related situations
The labels below follow the prompt “Have you ever…”
67. Had sexual intercourse?
Find this question in the test68. Had sexual intercourse three or more times in one night?
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Wording note: The checked source prints only a question mark for item 69. Its meaning is not established here; you can skip this item.
Find this question in the test70. Had sexual intercourse 10 or more times?
Find this question in the test71. Had sexual intercourse in four or more positions?
Find this question in the test72. Had sexual intercourse with a stranger or person you met within 24 hours?
Find this question in the test73. Had sexual intercourse in a motor vehicle?
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Find this question in the test75. Had sexual intercourse in public?
Find this question in the test76. Had sexual intercourse in a swimming pool or hot tub?
Find this question in the test77. Had sexual intercourse in a bed not belonging to you or your partner?
Find this question in the test78. Had sexual intercourse while you or your partner’s parents were in the same home?
Find this question in the test79. Had sexual intercourse with non-participating third party in the same room?
Find this question in the test80. Joined the mile high club?
Wording note: The source’s term refers to sexual intercourse during an aircraft flight.
Find this question in the test81. Participated in a “booty call” with a partner whom you were not in a relationship with?
Find this question in the test82. Traveled 100 or more miles for the primary purpose of sexual intercourse?
Find this question in the test83. Had sexual intercourse with a partner with a 3 or more year age difference?
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Find this question in the test86. Had a STI test due to reasonable suspicion?
Find this question in the test87. Had a STI?
Find this question in the test88. Had a threesome?
Find this question in the test89. Attended an orgy?
Find this question in the test90. Had two or more distinct acts of sexual intercourse with two or more people within 24 hours?
Find this question in the test91. Had sexual intercourse with five or more partners?
Find this question in the test92. Been photographed or filmed during sexual intercourse by yourself or others?
Find this question in the test93. Had period sex?
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Find this question in the test95. Had a pregnancy scare?
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Find this question in the test98. Committed an act of voyeurism?
Find this question in the test99. Committed an act of incest?
Find this question in the test100. Engaged in bestiality?
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Wording and ambiguous items
What does MPS mean?
The source expands MPS as “member of the preferred sex.” We retain that historical expression to identify the version rather than silently rewriting the scored items. The notes clarify the abbreviation; they do not define your orientation or decide how an experience applies to you.
Why is question 69 just a question mark?
That is what the source checked for this version prints. We have not established the missing question’s meaning, and we do not borrow a replacement from another website. Use Skip if you cannot answer it. An unanswered item produces an incomplete score range rather than an invented answer.
Does the list tell me what should count?
It has no universal adjudication rules for every circumstance. A short label may leave context unclear. You can leave an item unanswered rather than disclosing a personal story or forcing an interpretation. A score cannot establish consent or explain the circumstances of an experience.
How the questions affect your score
On a complete answer sheet, each Yes subtracts one point from 100. The questions have equal weight: their order, subject or wording does not change the calculation. Twenty-eight Yes answers and 72 No answers give a score of 72.
Unknown items work differently. With 28 Yes answers and two unknown items, your possible score is 70–72. The result remains Incomplete. Merely reading this reference does not mark an answer, update your saved questionnaire or create a result.
For the calculation, score bands and limits, use the score meaning guide. For evidence behind group comparisons, see average scores and age comparisons.
Is this the AO3 question list?
This is the classic list about reported real-life experiences. Fan-made lists about reading and fandom are different questionnaires, even when they use a similar name. See AO3 Rice Purity Test: what differs before comparing results.