English Pop Quiz

Explanation: Rag’n’Bone Man, known for his powerful voice, gained worldwide recognition with his 2016 hit “Human,” blending soul, blues, and pop.

Explanation: Her self-titled debut album, Dua Lipa, was released in 2017 and featured hits like “New Rules” and “Be the One,” launching her to stardom.

Explanation: After reforming in the mid-2000s, Take That released “Patience,” which marked their successful comeback and topped the UK charts.

Explanation: Labrinth released the emotional ballad “Jealous” in 2014, showcasing his vocal depth and songwriting talent, distinct from his usual electronic-pop style.

Explanation: “Budapest” was George Ezra’s breakout single, known for his deep voice and catchy acoustic sound. Ironically, he never made it to the city before writing the song.

Explanation: Ellie Goulding won the BRIT Critics’ Choice Award in 2010 before becoming famous for hits like “Lights” and “Love Me Like You Do.”

Explanation: Tom Odell’s debut album Long Way Down (2013) included piano-driven tracks like “Another Love” that earned him a loyal following and critical acclaim.

Explanation: Bastille rose to fame with “Pompeii,” a song known for its infectious chant chorus and historical references, released in 2013.

Explanation: Rag’n’Bone Man teamed up with DJ Calvin Harris in 2019 for “Giant,” a fusion of soul and dance that became a chart success.

Explanation: Shakespears Sister had a major hit in 1992 with “Stay,” blending eerie balladry with rock drama. The song stayed at #1 in the UK for 8 weeks.