The Rice Purity Test was initially created for incoming college students at Rice University to help them bond with their peers by comparing and discussing their life experiences in a light-hearted and humorous way.
The Rice Purity Test was originally created in the 1980s by a group of Rice University students to help them reflect on their experiences and behaviors related to sex, drugs, and alcohol.
The test aimed to encourage students to think about the potential consequences of their actions and make more informed choices in the future.
While initially intended for personal reflection and self-assessment, the Rice Purity Test has become popular worldwide for comparing experiences and competing with peers.
Despite its popularity, the test is not scientifically validated, and results should not be considered a definitive measure of a person’s worth or character.
The questions are subjective, and various factors can influence a person’s behavior and experiences.
Nonetheless, the Rice Purity Test continues to be a tool for students to reflect on their behavior and participate in discussions about sex, drugs, and alcohol.
