Can You Guess the Price?

Take this quiz to see how money-wise you are!

Think you’re pretty money-smart? Could you totally win The Price is Right? Well, now’s the time to put your money where your mouth is.

We’ll show you a whole bunch of products, from everyday groceries to pricey luxury goods—and you’ll try to tell us the price.

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Questions Overview

1. How much for a small 7/11 Slurpee?
  1. $1.69
  2. $2.99
  3. $9.95
  4. $7.00
2. How much for a large pepperoni pizza at Domino's?
  1. $12.49
  2. $17.49
  3. $10.49
  4. $20.49
3. How much for a Footlong at Subway?
  1. $6.99
  2. $4.99
  3. $5.99
  4. $5.00
4. How much for a regular popcorn at a national chain theater?
  1. $7.99
  2. $9.99
  3. $4.99
  4. $5.99
5. How much for new AirPods?
  1. $129
  2. $100
  3. $89
  4. $159
6. How much for one month of a standard Netflix subscription, with no ads?
  1. $17.99
  2. $7.99
  3. $12.99
  4. $15.99
7. How much for a base PS5 game console?
  1. $399.99
  2. $799.99
  3. $299.99
  4. $499.99
8. How much for a day at Disney World?
  1. $99.99
  2. $119.00
  3. $149.99
  4. $199.99
9. How much for a bottle of Chanel No. 5 perfume?
  1. $110
  2. $50
  3. $300
  4. $170
10. How much for a Labradoodle (from a certified breeder)?
  1. $5,000
  2. $500
  3. $1,000
  4. $2,500
11. How much for a new, base model Cybertruck?
  1. $99,999
  2. $120,000
  3. $59,999
  4. $79,999
12. How much does this modern mansion in Texas cost? That's 3 beds, 3 baths.
  1. $1,000,000
  2. $750,000
  3. $1,500,000
  4. $500,000

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How have prices changed over time?

In a perfect world, things would always be priced the same over time, don’t you think? Actually, in a perfect world, everything would always get cheaper. But the reality is that we have this pesky little thing called “inflation,” which makes the price of things go up over time. This happens for a few reasons: things get more expensive to produce, demand rises, retailers want more money, etc.

How has inflation impacted the price of common products over time? Well, let’s take a look at some averages in the U.S. The changes might surprise you!

  • Eggs: 2005: $1.21 → 2025: $4.95
  • White Bread: 2005: $1.00 → 2025: $1.93
  • Chicken: 2005: $1.03 → 2025: $2.06
  • Milk: 2005: $3.30 → 2025: $4.10
  • Electricity (per KWH): 2005: $0.09 → 2025: $0.18
  • Gas: 2005: $1.82 → 2025: $3.21
  • Coffee: 2020: $4.17 → 2025: $7.02
  • Steak: 2005: $5.60 → 2025: $8.28
  • Soft Drinks: 2005: $1.55 → 2025: $2.09
  • Rice: 2005: $0.73 → 2025: $1.01
  • Homes: 2012: $274,000 → 2025: $457,300

And to put all that in perspective, something that cost $1.00 in 2005 would cost $1.63 today in 2025. Of course, everything’s value is different, and changes at a different pace, but it gives you a solid idea of where things stand!

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