Sexual · Question 15 of 100

What “Played a game involving stripping?” means

Item 15 on the 100-question Rice Purity Test reads “Played a game involving stripping?”. Here is what the wording covers, where readers reasonably disagree about it, and exactly how much it moves your score.

Guidance written and reviewed 2026-07-26

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What the question is asking

Item 15 asks whether you have taken part in a game where removing clothing is part of the rules — strip poker being the standard example, along with strip versions of card games, dice games, and truth or dare. The item is about participating in the game, not about how far it went.

Where people disagree about what counts

Two questions come up. The first is whether the game counts if you never actually lost a round and so never removed anything; the plain wording asks whether you played, so most takers check it either way. The second is whether a dare within an ordinary game of truth or dare turns that game into a stripping game, which the item does not address.

The test is self-scored and nobody else ever sees your answer, so the only thing that matters is applying one reading consistently across the whole checklist.

How item 15 fits with the items around it

Item 15 is the first item in the explicitly sexual run and it is placed immediately before item 16, which asks about seeing or touching a private part. That ordering is deliberate: the checklist introduces nudity through a social, game-based setting before asking about it directly.

Item 14, before this one Kissed for more than two hours consecutively? Item 16, after this one Seen or touched a private part?

How it affects the score

Every question has the same one-point effect. Checking item 15 subtracts one point from the starting score of 100. Leaving it unchecked subtracts nothing, and no item on the checklist is weighted more heavily than any other.

Final score = 100 − total checked boxes

The final number never identifies this answer or any other individual answer — it is a count, so it discards which items were selected the moment it is calculated. Read the full scoring guide or look up an exact result on the 0–100 score chart.

Questions about item 15

Does strip poker count for question 15?

Yes. Strip poker is the canonical example of the item and every reading of it includes strip versions of other card and dice games too.

Does it count if I played but never had to remove anything?

Under the plain wording, yes. The item asks whether you played a game involving stripping, not whether you lost a round.

Does truth or dare count as a stripping game?

Only if removing clothing was part of how the game was being played. An ordinary game of truth or dare with no such dares is generally read as not qualifying.

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