Adele: "Paint" by Numbers Trivia Quiz

Answer: False

The song rose to as high as number three on the Ultratrip charts in Belgium, but never reached higher than that on charts elsewhere in the world.

The song was co-produced by Mark Ronson and performed by Adele on "Saturday Night Live" in 2008.

Sacha Skarbek and Adele co-wrote the song.

Answer: Daydreamer

"Daydreamer" was written by Adele and produced for the album by Jim Abbiss. The song was the first track on the album and ran 3:41 long.

Adele was credited as the lead guitarist on the recording.

In addition to producing several tracks on the album, Abbiss played the Albatross on several tracks.

Answer: First Love

The number one should have been a big clue in the photo.

Adele was the solo writer and Jim Abbiss was the sole producer credited on the album notes for this track. The song was 3:10 long.

Adele was credited with playing the celesta on the song, which was the only song on the album which featured that instrument.

Answer: West Norwood

West Norwood is a suburb of London.

The song was released as a single in Oct. 2007.

Adele has said she wrote the song in about ten minutes after her mother tried to convince her to move out of her home town.

When it was released as a single the song failed to make any of the top charts in the UK, but when the album "19" was released about a year later the song cracked the top 40 on the Official Singles Chart in the UK.

Answer: Right as Rain

Rather than playing the guitar, Adele played the cowbell on the album version of this release.

In addition to herself, Leon Michels, Jeff Silverman, Nick Movshon, and Clay Holley were all listed as writers for the song.

Jim Abbiss was the sole producer.

Answer: Not being loved in return.

The song was written in the key of C Major.

The song is essentially a break up song. Like many of the tracks on the album it is thought to be written about an unnamed ex-boyfriend. The lyrics continually talk about how the singer is fed up with not getting anything back despite giving so much of herself.

Answer: Best for Last

For the initial release of "Hometown Glory", "Best for Last" was the B side; when the single was re-released the B track was switched to "Fool That I Am".

Jack Penate did the background vocals on the track and Adele played the lead guitar in addition to lead vocals and being the writer.

Like most of the album Jim Abbiss produced the track.

Answer: Our Star for Oslo

Meyer-Landrut performed the song on the show, which caused it to have a resurgence in popularity in the country.

The song was written about a fight that Adele had with her best friend. The singer told the audience that during a live performance at Royal Albert Hall. The two later made up and resumed their friendship.

Answer: Crazy for You

The song, which was written by her and produced by Jim Abbiss was written during a period when she was in a recording mode, not a writing mode.

She told the British newspaper "The Guardian" that this was written while she was falling in love with a new boyfriend. She told the newspaper that falling in love makes her act like an idiot.

Answer: Melt My Heart to Stone

Co-written by Adele and Eg White, the singer told her biographer that it was her favorite song to write and record. The quote appeared in the book "Adele: The Biography" written by Chas Newkey-Burden.

White served as the producer on the track as well.