The Price Is Right Trivia Quiz

Answer: Studio 33

Renamed in honor of host Bob Barker, Studio 33 was also used to tape 'The Carol Burnett Show'.

Answer: Burton Richardson

Regularly filling in for the popular Rod Roddy, who battled breast and colon cancer during the last years of his life, Burton Richardson provided a more mellow counterpoint to Roddy's more outgoing style. Richardson has also done work on other game shows, including 'Family Feud' and 'To Tell The Truth'.

Answer: Five Price Tags

In 'Five Price Tags', a contestant has to choose the correct price of a new car from one of five different prices. The contestant can win up to four chances to pick the right price from among the five price tags.

Answer: 25

The mountain climber takes one step for each dollar the contestant misses the price of an item (eg, if the contestant prices a blender at $25 and the item is $30, the mountain climber takes five steps).

Answer: 30 seconds

Another oldie-goldie pricing game, 'Clock Game' contestants have 30 seconds to guess the prices of two prizes. A cash bonus is awarded along with the prizes if a contestant guesses both prices correctly before time runs out.

Answer: 6

In 'Dice Game', there are no numbers higher than 6, and there are no zeros. A contestant has to roll a die in order to come up with the number, then guess higher or lower if they didn't roll the number exactly.

Answer: $10,000

The two green sections bracket the $1.00 space on the wheel. Hitting either one of those on a bonus spin is worth $10,000. Hitting the $1.00 space on a bonus spin is worth $25,000.

Answer: 5 and 15

Those green squares aren't quite worth as much during a regular spin, unless of course they help a contestant get $1.00.

Answer: Danger Price

Four prizes are involved in 'Danger Price', one of which is worth the target dollar amount. The contestant wins all four prizes if he or she can manage to avoid that prize.

Answer: Removed 2 strikes from the game.

Originally, the four (later five) numbers comprising the price of the car were put into a bag along with three strikes. Producers later removed two of the strikes, but the object of the game was still the same--get the price of the car correct before hitting the strike three times. All three strikes were added back to the bag after 2008.

Answer: Peter Tomarken

Peter Tomarken is best known as the host of the first incarnation of 'Press Your Luck', which ran on CBS in the mid-1980's. He also hosted 'Hit Man' on NBC and 'Wipeout' in syndication, but he never hosted 'Price'. Tomarken and his second wife, Kathleen, were killed in a small-plane crash near Santa Monica, California, in March, 2006.

Answer: Mark Goodson

Bob Stewart created the original version of "The Price Is Right" which ran from 1956 until 1965. But by the time the current version of "Price" premiered in 1972, Stewart had left Goodson-Todman Productions and struck out on his own. Bill Carruthers produced the popular "Press Your Luck", and Merrill Heater teamed with Bob Quigley to produce the original "Hollywood Squares".

Answer: Bullseye

Typically, 'Bullseye' winners go home with home furnishings or a trip. The other three games have a car as the prize.

Answer: FremantleMedia

FremantleMedia acquired 'The Price Is Right' as part of its acquisition of Pearson Television in 2000. The company has media holdings in North America, Europe and Australia.

Answer: $250

For many years, contestants had to be within $100 of the price of their showcase to win both showcases. Within the last few years, that has increased to $250.