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In these times when the pandemic-induced tension has been winding down, various social media platforms have been busy brewing up intriguing new ideas. Way back in the 1920s, there was a renowned Rice Purity Test that intrigued young minds. It was a captivating survey that sought to determine how innocent you were based on your life experiences. Doesn't it pique your interest? Well, the virtual world decided to resurrect this old-school gem and give it a modern twist. The latest sensation is the innocence test, designed to gauge one's level of innocence. It comprises a series of 100 questions that touch upon various facets of life, often involving activities people engage in for fun. It begins with a simple inquiry, "Have you ever been on a date?" and then proceeds with more intriguing questions such as "Have you ever been in a relationship?" and so forth. The setup is reminiscent of the popular teenage game, "Never Have I Ever." This contemporary version has made a grand entrance on TikTok and BuzzFeed, captivating the online community.
The Rice Purity Test on TikTok, an updated rendition of the classic Rice Purity Test, was born out of the realization that the original test had become rather outdated. Two TikTok creators breathed new life into it, quickly drawing the attention of other users. In just 24 hours, over a million participants had taken the test. Completing the test is as simple as ticking off the activities you've experienced. If you haven't engaged in a particular adventure, you leave that box unticked. At the end of the test, TikTok tallies up the number of statements you've ticked. What adds an extra layer of fun is the quirky nicknames the app bestows upon participants. After all, who wouldn't want to be labeled "Wild" or "Angel"? These titles come complete with amusing descriptions, making it all the more engaging.
The Rice Purity Test has taken TikTok by storm. However, it does come with one small drawback - it's quite lengthy. But the questions are so intriguing that you'll find it hard to resist continuing. It might seem a bit odd that a test originally created to probe people's experiences with sex, and relationship romance has transformed into a trend. To address this, the trendsetters have added a cautionary note, making it clear that the Rice Purity Test isn't some kind of bucket list or something you should feel you're missing out on. It's just a test, and the creators don't endorse any particular behavior. The warning is followed by a simple "Enjoy." And enjoy, we certainly do. By giving it a hint of scientific flair with the "Rice Purity Test," it somehow feels even more promising.
BuzzFeed also offers a similar test series with the title "Are You Innocent or Do You Have a Dirty Mind?" BuzzFeed's version of the Rice Purity Test follows the website's cheeky approach to surveys. It presents a question along with multiple options. You might be thinking you need to log into TikTok or BuzzFeed to assess your innocence. Fortunately, the Rice Purity Test website has you covered with its user-friendly interface. It presents 100 questions, and all you have to do is tick or untick them.
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