Take the LGBTQ Rice Purity Test online and answer 100 yes-or-no questions to check your purity score instantly. This private quiz is made for fun, self-reflection, identity exploration, and comparing results with friends.
You are just starting the journey or keeping things beautifully private.
Welcome to the LGBTQ Rice Purity Test — a fun, thoughtful, and private way to explore identity, attraction, community, pride culture, coming out, dating, and personal growth.
This is not a serious exam. It is not here to label you, judge you, or place your life inside a box. Instead, I want you to think of it as a light-hearted self-reflection tool that gives you a score based on the experiences you select.
You may discover that you relate to more questions than expected. You may also realize that your journey is still just beginning. Either way, your result is only a number. Your story is much bigger than that.
Your identity is not a score. Your experiences are not a competition. This quiz is simply a mirror — not a definition.
The classic purity-style quiz usually asks yes-or-no questions about life experiences. This version has been redesigned with a focus on queer identity, pride, coming out, relationships, culture, allyship, and emotional well-being.
You will answer 100 questions. Each question asks whether you have experienced something connected to LGBTQ life or community. When you select an item, your score goes down by one point.
You start with 100 points. The more experiences you check, the lower your final score becomes.
That does not mean a low score is “bad.” It simply means you have checked more items. A higher score may mean you are newer to the journey, more private, less involved in queer spaces, or simply have not experienced many of the situations listed yet.
There is no perfect result here. There is only your result.
Taking the test is simple. You do not need to sign up, share your name, or submit personal details. Everything happens directly in your browser, so you can answer privately and comfortably.
| Step | What You Do | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Read each question carefully. | Think about whether it applies to your real experience. |
| 2 | Check the box if your answer is yes. | Each checked answer lowers your score by one point. |
| 3 | Leave it blank if your answer is no. | Blank answers do not affect your score. |
| 4 | Click the score button. | Your result appears instantly at the bottom of the page. |
| 5 | Read your result. | Use it for fun, reflection, or sharing with people you trust. |
I want you to take this test with a relaxed mindset. You do not have to prove anything to anyone. You do not have to answer in a way that looks interesting, brave, innocent, experienced, or “valid.”
You are allowed to be honest. You are also allowed to skip anything that feels too personal. Some questions may remind you of meaningful moments, awkward memories, funny situations, or emotional experiences. That is normal.
LGBTQ journeys are rarely simple. They can be joyful, confusing, quiet, loud, private, public, painful, beautiful, or all of those at once. This quiz is designed to be playful, but your feelings are real.
Your final number gives you a general idea of how many LGBTQ-related experiences you selected. It is not a medical, psychological, romantic, or social assessment. It is simply a fun score based on your answers.
| Score Range | Result Style | General Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 90–100 | Very High Score | You selected only a few experiences. You may be new to exploring, private about your life, or not connected to many LGBTQ spaces yet. |
| 75–89 | High Score | You have had some meaningful moments, but there is still a lot you may not have experienced. |
| 50–74 | Balanced Score | You have a mix of identity, culture, relationship, and community experiences. |
| 25–49 | Low Score | You have lived through many moments connected to pride, connection, self-discovery, and personal growth. |
| 0–24 | Very Low Score | You selected most items. Your journey may include deep community involvement, personal milestones, and many memorable stories. |
None of these results are better than the others. A person with a score of 95 is not “less queer.” A person with a score of 20 is not “more valid.” Your identity does not need a scoreboard.
People enjoy purity-style quizzes because they are easy to take and surprisingly revealing. You begin by casually clicking boxes, and then suddenly you remember moments you forgot about.
Maybe you remember the first time you questioned your attraction. Maybe you think about the friend who made you feel safe. Maybe you remember the first song, movie, or character that made you feel seen. That is what makes this type of quiz engaging. It is not just about the score. It is about the memories behind the score.
You do not have to fit one specific label to take this quiz. You might be gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, nonbinary, pansexual, asexual, aromantic, intersex, gender-fluid, demisexual, or simply someone exploring.
You might also be an ally who wants to understand more about LGBTQ-related experiences. This test is written for a wide audience because identity and attraction are not one-size-fits-all.
Everyone arrives at self-understanding differently. Some people know early. Some people take years. Some people change how they describe themselves over time. Some people never feel the need to use a label at all. That is okay.
Yes. The quiz is designed to be privacy-friendly. Your selections are calculated on your device. You do not have to create an account or enter personal information.
That matters because LGBTQ topics can be sensitive. Not everyone is out. Not everyone is safe sharing their identity. Not everyone wants their answers stored somewhere online. You deserve to explore at your own pace.
Here is my best advice: do not overthink every question. If your first reaction is “yes,” check it. If your first reaction is “not really,” leave it blank. If you are unsure, choose the answer that feels most true.
This is not a legal document. You are not signing a confession. You are simply responding to prompts. The more naturally you answer, the more accurate your final score will feel.
Also, avoid answering based on what you wish had happened. Choose what actually applies to you. Your score will be more meaningful that way.
Some questions may involve coming out, pronouns, chosen names, pride events, or LGBTQ friendships. Please remember that not everyone has the same access to safety, acceptance, or community.
You may have never come out because it is not safe. You may be out to friends but not family. You may be out online but not in real life. You may be out in one place and private in another. That does not make your identity less real.
Coming out is not a single event. For many people, it happens again and again across different relationships, spaces, and stages of life. You are allowed to choose when, where, how, and whether you share your truth.
A quiz can be fun, but it should never become a cage. Your score cannot measure your courage, depth, pain, joy, love, or authenticity.
A high number does not mean you are inexperienced in life. A low number does not mean you are reckless or dramatic. A middle score does not mean you are ordinary. It only means you selected a certain number of questions.
A score can describe selected experiences. It cannot describe your whole self.
You can use your score in different ways depending on your comfort level. Some people keep it private, some share it with close friends, and some use it as a fun conversation starter.
| Use | Best For |
|---|---|
| Private reflection | Understanding your own journey without pressure. |
| Friend comparison | Having fun with people you trust. |
| Social sharing | Posting your score without revealing every answer. |
| Conversation starter | Talking about identity, pride, dating, or community. |
| Personal growth | Noticing what you have experienced and what you still want to explore. |
No. Anyone can take it. It is especially relevant for LGBTQ individuals, questioning people, and allies, but there is no rule saying who can or cannot participate.
No. Your identity is not based on how many experiences you have had. A person can be completely valid with a high score, low score, or anything in between.
It is meant for entertainment and self-reflection. It can feel meaningful, but it should not be treated as a professional assessment.
Yes. You can clear your answers and take it again anytime. Your result may change depending on how you interpret certain questions or how your life changes over time.
Only if you want to. Sharing can be fun, but privacy matters. If your identity or experiences are personal, keep them personal.
The LGBTQ Rice Purity Test is designed to be fun, easy to use, and meaningful without being too heavy. It gives you 100 prompts that may make you laugh, think, remember, or reflect.
Maybe your score surprises you. Maybe it feels exactly right. Maybe it starts a conversation. Maybe it stays completely private. All of those outcomes are valid.
Take your time, answer honestly, and remember this: you are not your score. Your life, identity, attraction, relationships, community, and growth cannot be reduced to one number.
This test is just a playful way to look back at where you have been — and maybe think about where you are going next.