Official Charts Quiz: Pop Album Covers

Dangerous was Michael Jackson's fourth solo Number 1 in 1991

Will Young's second album, Friday's Child, spent 15 weeks in the Top 10.

Robbie's second album, I've Been Expecting You, hit Number 1 on three separate occasions.

Cheryl's 3 Words was the first of two chart-topping solo albums for the star in 2009.

Wordshaker was the Saturdays' second Top 10 album in 2009.

Lily Allen's first album Alright, Still, didn't make Number 1 – the two follow-ups did.

All I Ever Wanted featured Kelly's first Number 1 single, My Life Would Suck Without You.

Paloma's has had three Top 10 albums, including this 2009 debut.

Bey dropped this album with barely a word in December 2013.

One Direction's sophomore effort was their first Number 1 album – they've had two more since.

Red was Tay-Tay's very first Number 1 album.

A second album but a first chart-topper for London's Katy B

Way before she was demanding money with menaces, RiRi scored the first of five Top 5s with this 2006 album.

We wanted more, and she gave us more. Britney's fifth studio album was her fourth to peak at Number 2.

ChartFact: Katy's debut album, One of the Boys, actually missed the Top 10 – it peaked at Number 11.

Nobody Else was Take That's last studio album with Robbie for 15 years!

Leading off with million-selling Can't Get You out of my Head, Fever spent 20 weeks in the Top 10.

Mika's debut album spent two weeks at the top, thanks to Number 1 single Grace Kelly.

Madge's third album spent six straight weeks atop the Official Albums Chart in 1986.

The Velvet Rope peaked at Number 6 for Janet Jackson in 1997.

Maths-fan Ed Sheeran went in at Number 1 with his debut +, following it up with x in 2014. % in 2017, maybe?

ChartFact: Scissor Sisters' debut beat Keane's Hopes & Fears by only 582 copies to be the top seller of 2004.

Yes, it's Sugababes' first ever album, One Touch, released in 2000.

Backstreet Boys' third album was a Number 2 hit as headed for the Noughties.