How deep does your The Beatles knowledge go?

“Across the Universe” appears on Let It Be Past Masters, released in 1969.

“Birthday” appears on The Beatles (White Album), released in 1968.

“Don't Let Me Down” appears on Past Masters (B-side of Get Back), released in 1969.

“Good Day Sunshine” appears on Revolver, released in 1966.

“I Feel Fine” appears on Past Masters (A-side of She's a Woman), released in 1964.

“I'm Only Sleeping” appears on Revolver, released in 1966.

“Lovely Rita” appears on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, released in 1967.

“Oh! Darling” appears on Abbey Road, released in 1969.

“Sexy Sadie” appears on The Beatles (White Album), released in 1968.

“Think for Yourself” appears on Rubber Soul, released in 1965.

“Yellow Submarine” appears on Revolver, released in 1966.

“Can You Dig It?” appears on Let It Be: Special Edition, released in 2021.

“The Hippy Hippy Shake” appears on Live at the BBC, released in 1994.

“Lonesome Tears in My Eyes” appears on Live at the BBC, released in 1994.

“Soldier of Love” appears on Live at the BBC, released in 1994.

“Across the Universe” was first released in 1969, associated with Let It Be Past Masters.

“Birthday” was first released in 1968, associated with The Beatles (White Album).

“Don't Let Me Down” was first released in 1969, associated with Past Masters (B-side of Get Back).

“Good Day Sunshine” was first released in 1966, associated with Revolver.

“I Feel Fine” was first released in 1964, associated with Past Masters (A-side of She's a Woman).

“I'm Only Sleeping” was first released in 1966, associated with Revolver.

“Lovely Rita” was first released in 1967, associated with Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

“Oh! Darling” was first released in 1969, associated with Abbey Road.

“Sexy Sadie” was first released in 1968, associated with The Beatles (White Album).

“Think for Yourself” was first released in 1965, associated with Rubber Soul.

“Yellow Submarine” was first released in 1966, associated with Revolver.

“Can You Dig It?” was first released in 2021, associated with Let It Be: Special Edition.

“The Hippy Hippy Shake” was first released in 1994, associated with Live at the BBC.

“Lonesome Tears in My Eyes” was first released in 1994, associated with Live at the BBC.

“Soldier of Love” was first released in 1994, associated with Live at the BBC.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Across the Universe” is Lennon–McCartney.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Birthday” is Lennon–McCartney.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Don't Let Me Down” is Lennon–McCartney.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Good Day Sunshine” is Lennon–McCartney.

The catalog songwriting credit for “I Feel Fine” is Lennon–McCartney.

The catalog songwriting credit for “I'm Only Sleeping” is Lennon–McCartney.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Lovely Rita” is Lennon–McCartney.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Oh! Darling” is Lennon–McCartney.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Sexy Sadie” is Lennon–McCartney.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Think for Yourself” is Harrison.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Yellow Submarine” is Lennon–McCartney.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Can You Dig It?” is Lennon McCartney Harrison Starr.

The catalog songwriting credit for “The Hippy Hippy Shake” is Chan Romero.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Lonesome Tears in My Eyes” is Johnny Burnette Dorsey Burnette Paul Burlison Al Mortimer.

The catalog songwriting credit for “Soldier of Love” is Buzz Cason Tony Moon.

“Across the Universe” is cataloged with Lennon on lead vocals.

“Birthday” is cataloged with McCartney and Lennon on lead vocals.

“Don't Let Me Down” is cataloged with Lennon on lead vocals.

“Good Day Sunshine” is cataloged with McCartney on lead vocals.

“I Feel Fine” is cataloged with Lennon on lead vocals.

“I'm Only Sleeping” is cataloged with Lennon on lead vocals.

“Lovely Rita” is cataloged with McCartney on lead vocals.

“Oh! Darling” is cataloged with McCartney on lead vocals.

“Sexy Sadie” is cataloged with Lennon on lead vocals.

“Think for Yourself” is cataloged with Harrison on lead vocals.

“Yellow Submarine” is cataloged with Starr on lead vocals.

“Can You Dig It?” is cataloged with – on lead vocals.

“The Hippy Hippy Shake” is cataloged with McCartney on lead vocals.

“Lonesome Tears in My Eyes” is cataloged with Lennon on lead vocals.

“Soldier of Love” is cataloged with Lennon on lead vocals.

“Across the Universe” appears on Let It Be Past Masters.

“Birthday” appears on The Beatles (White Album).

“Don't Let Me Down” appears on Past Masters (B-side of Get Back).

“Good Day Sunshine” appears on Revolver.

“I Feel Fine” appears on Past Masters (A-side of She's a Woman).

“I'm Only Sleeping” appears on Revolver.

“Lovely Rita” appears on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

“Oh! Darling” appears on Abbey Road.

“Sexy Sadie” appears on The Beatles (White Album).

“Think for Yourself” appears on Rubber Soul.

“Yellow Submarine” appears on Revolver.

“Can You Dig It?” appears on Let It Be: Special Edition.

“The Hippy Hippy Shake” appears on Live at the BBC.

“Lonesome Tears in My Eyes” appears on Live at the BBC.

“Soldier of Love” appears on Live at the BBC.

“Revolution 1” dates to 1968, before the other choice.

“Taxman” dates to 1966, before the other choice.

“Wild Honey Pie” dates to 1968, before the other choice.

“Good Day Sunshine” dates to 1966, before the other choice.

“I Feel Fine” dates to 1964, before the other choice.

“I'm Only Sleeping” dates to 1966, before the other choice.

“Lovely Rita” dates to 1967, before the other choice.

“Why” dates to 1964, before the other choice.

Both songs date to 1968.

Both songs date to 1965.

“Girl” dates to 1965, before the other choice.

“I Call Your Name” dates to 1964, before the other choice.

“I'm Looking Through You” dates to 1965, before the other choice.

“Lovely Rita” dates to 1967, before the other choice.

“Old Brown Shoe” dates to 1969, before the other choice.