Some tests take two minutes and cause two hours of debate. That’s the idea behind this collection: quick, shareable, slightly chaotic quizzes for people who like finding out where they land and comparing it with everyone else.
Pick a tool below, take it, and send your result to whoever you think will score higher than you. New tests get added over time, so check back. Everything here is for fun and self-reflection, and none of it is a professional assessment.
These are the tests you can play right now. They’re deliberately different from each other: one is a scan, one is a checklist, one is a game, and one is a scoreboard. Start with whichever sounds like your kind of trouble.
Enter 3 of your real habits or behaviors. AI rates each one and gives you an overall personality verdict.
Check every guilty coding sin. Higher score = more disciplined dev. Industry average: ~58.
Set your purity score and mode — AI generates 5 unique challenges every single time. Never the same twice.
Submit your score and university. AI verifies and places you on the live campus leaderboard.
Only the main Rice Purity Test appears on this page as a single link, for people who want the original: take the classic Rice Purity Test.
New tests get added regularly, and this is where they show up first. Some of the ideas in the works include:
None of these are live yet. They’re ideas we’re working on, and we’ll move each one up to the tools list above as it launches. Want to be first in line? Bookmark this page.
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Every tool works a little differently, but the general flow is the same:
Choose the tool that matches your mood.
Some tools ask you to tick items or answer questions, while others are games or scans.
Depending on the tool, that could be a score, a label, a ranking or just a laugh.
Send it to friends and see who wins.
Nothing here needs a degree to understand. If a tool needs specific input or has quirks, the tool page itself will tell you.
A few reasons people keep taking these:
Part of the appeal is that the stakes are nice and low. The best time to take one is when you’re already hanging out with friends and want something to talk about.
No, and they don’t try to be. These are entertainment and self-reflection tools. They aren’t psychological, medical or diagnostic assessments, and they can’t tell you anything reliable about your mental health, personality, habits or relationships.
That applies especially to any future tests on topics like phone use, social media, gaming or relationships. A playful quiz can be a fun prompt to think about your habits, but it’s not a substitute for a professional. If something in your life is affecting your wellbeing, a doctor, counselor or other qualified professional is the right place to go.
Also worth remembering: a score describes your answers on that particular test. It’s not a verdict on you as a person.
They’re short, shareable quizzes and mini-tools that give you a score, result or ranking you can compare with friends. Purity tests are the classic example, and the format has spread to lots of other topics.
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They’re accurate to your answers and nothing more. These are for fun, not for measuring anything real about you.
No. Even tests on topics like habits or personality are only meant for entertainment and self-reflection. If you’re worried about your wellbeing, talk to a qualified professional.
Yes. New tools get added over time, and this page is where they’ll appear.
Anyone who enjoys quick quizzes and comparing results with friends. Some tests contain adult themes or jokes, so check each tool’s page before you start. [confirm the age guidance on each tool]
