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Exact score explanation

What a Rice Purity Test score of 100 means

100 = 100 − 0 checked

The short answer

A Rice Purity Test score of 100 means exactly 0 of the 100 items on the checklist were checked, leaving 100 unchecked. That works out to 0% of the checklist checked and 100% unchecked, because the checklist happens to hold exactly 100 items.

The result sits in the 0–2 checked band (almost nothing checked), which covers scores 98–100. The band is a navigation aid for this scale — it is not a percentile, a population comparison, or a statement about the person who took the test.

Score 100 at a glance

Score 100 out of 100
Items checked 0 items
Items left unchecked 100
Share of checklist checked 0%
Descriptive band 0–2 checked · Almost nothing checked
Scores sharing this band 98–100 (3 scores)
Formula 100 − 0 = 100

Score position

This scale shows the score itself, not a population distribution or percentile.

0 score · 100 checked100 score · 0 checked

100

Score

0

Items checked

0–2 checked

Descriptive band

Exact calculation: 100 − 0 = 100

Where 100 sits between the bands

Between 0 and 2 of the 100 items were checked, so the score stays within two points of the maximum. At this end of the scale a single extra check moves the score by a full point and can cross into the next band, which is why totals here are unusually sensitive to how you read an ambiguous item.

  • 3 more checked items would lower the score to 97 and move it into the 3–6 checked band.
  • This is the highest band on the scale, so no score sits above it.

Why 100 cannot identify your answers

A score of 100 is the one total with a single possible answer set: nothing checked. Every other score on the scale can be produced by many different combinations of items.

For the same reason the total cannot show the context behind an answer, distinguish "no" from "preferred not to answer", or say anything definitive about a person's character, health, or safety.

How 0 checked items maps onto the checklist

The 100 items are grouped into five categories: Sexual (56), Social & Dating (15), Substances (14), Legal (11) and Academic (4). Those fixed sizes make some arithmetic statements about a total provable.

With nothing checked, no category is involved at all — the score of 100 is the untouched starting value.

Questions about a score of 100

What does a Rice Purity Test score of 100 mean?
A score of 100 means 0 of the 100 checklist items were checked and 100 were left unchecked. The score is the subtraction 100 = 100 − 0 checked, and nothing more is inferred from it.
How many questions did I answer yes to if I scored 100?
0 questions. Every checked item removes exactly one point from the starting total of 100, so the number of checked items is always 100 minus the score.
Is 100 a good Rice Purity Test score?
There is no good or bad score. 100 is a count of unchecked items on one particular 100-item checklist. This site does not publish a population average or percentile because it holds no documented representative dataset to support one.
Which questions produce a Rice Purity Test score of 100?
A score of 100 is the only total that identifies its own answer set, because it means no item was checked at all.

How the score is calculated

The formula, worked examples, and all six descriptive bands.

Methodology and sources

What is saved locally, what is claimed, and the limits of interpretation.

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