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Rice Purity Test score 7: Off the Charts

Ninety-one to a hundred items checked — the floor of the test.

Ninety-one or more situations applied. A single-digit score means answering yes to nearly every question the list contains, including the arrest, hard-drug and high-risk items.

7out of 100

What checking 93 boxes actually covers

Scoring 7 means 93 of the 100 questions were answered yes. The list escalates as it goes, so a 7 usually covers all of romance & dating, online & modern life, parties & nightlife, sexual experience and alcohol & drugs, with law & consequences and rule-breaking & mischief partly checked.

Where 93 checks reach on the classic list

  • 91.Been in a physical fight?
  • 92.Punched someone in anger?
  • 93.Been fired from a job?

94.Gambled money you could not afford to lose? — the first item a 7 leaves unchecked.

Question order is fixed, so this is where the count lands, not a guess about you. Two people on 7 can have checked entirely different items.

A 7 sits 43 points below the halfway mark of the scale, so more of the questionnaire is checked than not. Nothing in the wording of the test treats one direction as better; the number only reports which of a fixed list of situations you have been in.

One point either way

7 against the full scale

9 bands cover 0 to 100. The Off the Charts row is the one holding 7.

Every Rice Purity Test score band, from 100 down to 0, with what each range describes.
ScoreBandWhat the number describesDetail page
100UntouchedNothing on the list applied. That is the ceiling of the test.A 100 means zero of the 100 items were checked. The list opens with the mildest situations it has — holding hands, a first kiss — so holding the ceiling means none of those applied either.Score 100Untouched example page
95–99Pure SoulOne to five items checked out of a hundred.Between one and five situations on the list applied. At this end of the scale the checks are almost always the opening romance items; the alcohol, sexual and law-breaking questions are untouched.Score 97Pure Soul example page
85–94Mostly InnocentSix to fifteen items checked.Six to fifteen situations applied. That is enough to cover dating and kissing without reaching the questions about sex, drinking or anything with legal consequences.Score 90Mostly Innocent example page
70–84CuriousSixteen to thirty items checked.Sixteen to thirty situations applied. A score in the seventies or low eighties usually means the romance block is fully checked and the first drinking or sexual questions have started to land.Score 77Curious example page
55–69Average ExplorerThirty-one to forty-five items checked — the middle of the scale.Thirty-one to forty-five situations applied. Roughly a third to just under half the list, which normally spans dating, drinking and part of the sexual block while leaving the drug and arrest questions empty.Score 62Average Explorer example page
40–54ExperiencedForty-six to sixty items checked — about half the list.Forty-six to sixty situations applied. Reaching this range takes more than one block: the sexual questions are largely checked and the substance questions have started.Score 47Experienced example page
25–39Wild CardSixty-one to seventy-five items checked.Sixty-one to seventy-five situations applied. Three quarters of the list requires checks in every block — romance, sex, substances, and some of the risk and law-breaking questions.Score 32Wild Card example page
10–24VeteranSeventy-six to ninety items checked.Seventy-six to ninety situations applied. At this point the unchecked items are the specific ones: a particular substance, a particular arrest, a particular situation that simply has not come up.Score 17Veteran example page
0–9 — the band your score falls inOff the ChartsNinety-one to a hundred items checked — the floor of the test.Ninety-one or more situations applied. A single-digit score means answering yes to nearly every question the list contains, including the arrest, hard-drug and high-risk items.Score 5Off the Charts example page