Do YOU have a photographic memory? Take this test to prove your powers of recall (but only 1% will achieve a perfect score)

While some of us struggle to remember where we put the television remote or where the car keys are, others seem blessed with incredible recall. Now the Photographic Memory game, by Lenstore, challenges players to test their memory skills by viewing an image for just seven seconds, before answering a question about a particular details or features of the images. Most people only managed to score a total of 6/10 - with just 1.2 percent of participants getting a perfect 10/10 - but can you remember all the details needed for a top score?

Question 1: Look very closely at this delicious breakfast spread... 

What kind of fruits were on the waffles? The answer is strawberries and blueberries! 

Question 2: Take a look at this fruity and healthy snack... but only for 7 seconds! 

What kind of bowl was used in the above picture? A coconut bowl, of course. 

Question 3: Try and remember everything you can about this hectic store scene. 

Did you catch what letter was painted on the floor? That would be the letter A. 

Question 4: Pay special attention to the beverages on this breakfast table. 

Did you see what color the top of the milk bottle was? It was blue! 

Question 5: Photo inception! Pay attention to the prints in this shot.  

Did you see what animal was in the drawing? The answer is a moose. 

Question 6: Does anything in this picture stand out to you? Don't look for too long!  

What object was not in the picture, you ask? There was no hammer. 

Question 7: Nothing out of the ordinary in this picture...  

But did you notice what was in the bowl? The answer is pistachio shells! 

Question 8: Cameras, binoculars and leaves... but what else is on the table?  

Were there tickets on the table? The answer: No! 

Question 9: Remember everything you can about this joyful group shot. 

How many women were in the picture? Three women! 

Question 10: Colorful tablecloth, jalapeno and passport — check!  

But do you remember what nationality the passport was? That's right, it was Mexican.