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Innocence Test
How innocent are you? Check the experiences you've had and discover your Innocence Score.
Start the Innocence TestThis is a fun self-reflection test, not a bucket list. You don't need to do anything on this list to get a “better” score. Your answers stay in this browser.
100-question checklist
Check what you've experienced.
Your progress
How to answer: Check the box if you have personally experienced that item. Leave it unchecked if you have not.
Your Innocence Score starts at 100 and drops by one point for every checked item. Higher scores mean a relatively more innocent checklist on this test.
100 − checked items = your Innocence Score
Your result
Your Innocence Score
About this quiz
What Is the Innocence Test?
The Innocence Test is a 100-question quiz that looks at everyday experiences involving school, friendships, social media, dating, parties, rules, and growing up. Check the things you've experienced to calculate your Innocence Score—a quick way to answer “how innocent are you?” with a modern checklist instead of an old campus purity list.
Unlike the classic Rice Purity Test, this quiz leans into current social life: second accounts, story views, delayed replies, group-chat drama, online friends, and spontaneous nights out. The point is not to shame anyone. It is a private self-reflection tool you can finish in a few minutes and share only if you want to.
This innocence test is free, needs no account, and keeps your answers in your browser. You lose one point for each checked experience, get a playful label with your score, and can compare numbers with friends without revealing which boxes you marked.
Simple rules
How Does the Innocence Test Work?
Scroll through the checklist and mark every experience that applies to you. Questions are grouped into eight parts of modern life—from school and family mischief through internet habits, dating, parties, and a few “how did you even get here?” moments.
There is no timer, and you don't have to answer one question at a time. Check what is true, leave the rest blank, and watch your progress and current Innocence Score update as you go.
When you finish, your score is:
100 − number of checked items
Every question counts the same. More checks mean a lower innocence score and a longer trail of modern experiences. Fewer checks mean a higher score. Unchecked items simply do not lower your total.
Score ranges
What Does Your Innocence Score Mean?
Your innocence score is how many items you left unchecked, shown from 0 to 100. A higher number means a relatively more innocent result on this checklist. A lower number means you have checked more experiences. The labels below describe how full your list looks—they are playful, not moral grades.
Innocence test results do not measure character, maturity, health, or worth. Two people can land on the same number for completely different reasons: one may mostly mark school and social media items, while another marks dating and late-night adventures.
Very little on this list applies yet. Your innocence score is still near the top.
A handful of modern experiences, with plenty of unchecked boxes remaining.
You've lived a little across school, friends, or online life—halo still intact.
Social life, dating, or rule-bending moments show up regularly on your checklist.
A wide mix of going out, relationships, and spontaneous choices.
Most sections have plenty of checks. The stories stack up.
Almost nothing here is still theoretical. You've been through the list.
Side by side
Innocence Test vs. Rice Purity Test
Both quizzes use one hundred items and a 0–100 score, which is why people sometimes treat them as interchangeable. They are related, not identical. The classic Rice Purity Test focuses on a long-running set of general life experiences. The Innocence Test focuses on modern everyday experiences—social media, current dating habits, friendships, and growing up online.
If you want the familiar campus-era checklist, take the classic test. If you want a how-innocent-are-you quiz built around today's social life, stay here. Same scoring style, different questions.
| Innocence Test | Rice Purity Test | |
|---|---|---|
| Questions | 100 | 100 |
| Focus | Modern everyday experiences | Classic life experiences |
| Topics | Social media, friends, dating, growing up | Classic checklist topics |
| Score | 0–100 | 0–100 |
| Best for | How innocent are you? | Classic purity score |
Worth trying
Why Take an Innocence Test?
People take an online innocence test for the same reasons they take other checklist quizzes: curiosity, group chats, icebreakers, and a quick way to talk about shared experiences without writing a diary entry. A short quiz gives you a number, a fun label, and something to compare with friends—nothing more.
This version is useful when you already know the classic purity format and want something that feels closer to current life: muted group chats, story viewers, delayed replies, karaoke nights, and unplanned trips. Finish it privately, share only the score if you like, and treat the result as entertainment rather than a personality diagnosis.
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Looking for a Test Like the Rice Purity Test?
If you've already taken the classic Rice Purity Test, the Innocence Test offers a different set of modern questions about growing up, social life, dating, and online experiences—same familiar checklist format, new everyday topics.
Prefer fanfiction culture instead? Try the AO3 Purity Test. Want the original format? Take the classic Rice Purity Test.
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Private by default
Your answers stay with you.
Your answers stay on this device and are not saved to our side. Shared links and score cards show the number only—not which experiences you checked.
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Quick answers
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Innocence Test?
The Innocence Test is a 100-question quiz about modern everyday experiences. You check the things you've done across school, friendships, social media, dating, parties, and growing up, then receive an Innocence Score from 0 to 100.
How many questions are on the Innocence Test?
This test has 100 questions, grouped into eight sections that cover school, family, friends, internet life, dating, parties, risk, and a few surprise moments.
How is the Innocence Score calculated?
Start at 100. Each checked item subtracts one point. Your innocence test score equals 100 minus the number of checked experiences. Every item counts the same.
What is a good Innocence Test score?
There is no objectively good or bad score. Higher scores mean fewer checked items on this list; lower scores mean more experiences checked. The labels are for fun, not judgment.
What does a low Innocence Score mean?
A low score simply means you checked more experiences on this checklist. It does not mean you are a bad person, immature, or “less pure” in any moral sense.
Is the Innocence Test the same as the Rice Purity Test?
No. The Innocence Test uses the same 100-item, 0–100 format, but the questions focus on modern social life instead of the classic Rice list. If you want the original checklist, take the classic Rice Purity Test.
Does the Innocence Test save my answers?
Your answers stay on this device and are not saved to our side. They may remain in this browser so you can pick up later, and they are not included when you share your score.