JEE Main - Fundamental and derived units Question Bank with Options

1. Which derived unit represents the SI unit of magnetic dipole moment?

A) Ampere-meter²

B) Tesla-meter²

C) Weber-meter

D) Joule-Tesla

2. The SI unit of molar heat capacity is:

A) J/(mol⋅K)

B) J/(kg⋅K)

C) J/mol

D) J/K

3. Which of the following is a fundamental unit of time?

A) Millisecond

B) Microsecond

C) Second

D) Nanosecond

4. The SI unit of radiant intensity is:

A) Watt per steradian

B) Watt per square meter

C) Joule per steradian

D) Joule per square meter

5. Which physical quantity has the SI unit of 'Joule per kilogram'?

A) Specific energy

B) Specific heat capacity

C) Latent heat

D) Energy density

6. The SI unit of electrical conductivity is:

A) Ohm-meter

B) Siemens per meter

C) Ohm per meter

D) Siemens

7. Which of the following is a derived unit for momentum?

A) kg⋅m/s

B) kg⋅m²/s

C) N⋅s

D) Both A and C

8. The SI unit of angular acceleration is:

A) rad/s

B) rad/s²

C) rad

D) s/rad

9. Which fundamental unit measures luminous intensity?

A) Lumen

B) Lux

C) Candela

D) Nit

10. The SI unit of electric potential difference is:

A) Ampere

B) Watt

C) Volt

D) Joule

11. Which of the following is a derived unit for power?

A) Joule per second

B) Erg per second

C) Calorie per second

D) Watt-second

12. The SI unit of magnetic field intensity is:

A) Tesla

B) Ampere per meter

C) Weber per square meter

D) Gauss

13. Which physical quantity has the SI unit of 'steradian'?

A) Plane angle

B) Solid angle

C) Angular velocity

D) Luminous flux

14. The SI unit of dynamic viscosity is:

A) Pa⋅s

B) Pa/s

C) N⋅s/m

D) Both A and C

15. Which is a fundamental unit of length?

A) Kilometer

B) Mile

C) Meter

D) Light-year

16. The SI unit of magnetic field strength (magnetic flux density) is:

A) Weber

B) Gauss

C) Tesla

D) Oersted

17. Which of the following is a derived unit for acceleration?

A) m/s

B) m/s²

C) km/h²

D) ft/s²

18. The unit of surface tension is:

A) N/m

B) N⋅m

C) N⋅m²

D) N/m²

19. Which physical quantity has the SI unit of 'radian per second'?

A) Angular acceleration

B) Angular displacement

C) Angular velocity

D) Frequency

20. The SI unit of capacitance is:

A) Henry

B) Farad

C) Siemens

D) Ohm

21. Which of the following is a fundamental unit of mass?

A) Pound

B) Ounce

C) Kilogram

D) Stone

22. The SI unit of inductance is:

A) Farad

B) Ohm

C) Ampere

D) Henry

23. Which derived unit represents the SI unit of impulse?

A) Newton-second

B) Joule-second

C) Newton per second

D) Joule per second

24. The unit of kinematic viscosity is:

A) m²/s

B) m/s²

C) N⋅m

D) kg/m³

25. Which of the following is a fundamental unit?

A) Dyne

B) Erg

C) Kelvin

D) Pascal

26. The SI unit of magnetic flux is:

A) Tesla

B) Gauss

C) Weber

D) Henry

27. Which physical quantity has the SI unit of 'radian'?

A) Angular velocity

B) Angular displacement

C) Angular acceleration

D) Solid angle

28. The SI unit of electric resistance is:

A) Siemens

B) Farad

C) Ohm

D) Henry

29. Which of the following is a derived unit for work?

A) Watt

B) Newton-meter

C) Joule

D) Both B and C

30. The SI unit of pressure is derived from which fundamental units?

A) Kilogram, meter, second

B) Meter, second

C) Kilogram, second

D) Kilogram, meter, second, Ampere

31. Which fundamental unit measures the amount of substance?

A) Gram

B) Mole

C) Kilogram

D) Litre

32. The SI unit of power is:

A) Joule

B) Watt

C) Erg

D) Calorie

33. Which of the following is a derived unit for speed?

A) Kilometer per hour

B) Meter per second

C) Mile per hour

D) Foot per minute

34. The SI unit of electric charge is:

A) Ampere

B) Volt

C) Ohm

D) Coulomb

35. Which physical quantity has the SI unit of 'Newton'?

A) Mass

B) Velocity

C) Acceleration

D) Force

36. The SI unit of frequency is:

A) Radian per second

B) Hertz

C) Decibel

D) Cycles per second

37. Which of the following is a fundamental unit of luminous intensity?

A) Lux

B) Candela

C) Lumen

D) Foot-candle

38. The unit of length in the SI system is:

A) Centimeter

B) Inch

C) Foot

D) Meter

39. Which derived unit represents the SI unit of energy?

A) Newton-meter

B) Watt-second

C) Joule

D) All of the above

40. The SI unit of time is:

A) Minute

B) Hour

C) Second

D) Day

41. Which of the following is a fundamental unit of mass?

A) Gram

B) Milligram

C) Kilogram

D) Tonne

42. The unit 'Watt' is a derived unit for which physical quantity?

A) Energy

B) Power

C) Work

D) Momentum

43. Which physical quantity has the SI unit of 'Pascal'?

A) Energy

B) Power

C) Pressure

D) Force

44. The unit of amount of substance in the SI system is:

A) Gram

B) Kilogram

C) Mole

D) Liter

45. Which of the following is a derived unit?

A) Meter

B) Kilogram

C) Second

D) Newton

46. The SI unit of temperature is:

A) Celsius

B) Fahrenheit

C) Kelvin

D) Rankine

47. Which fundamental unit is used to measure electric current?

A) Volt

B) Ohm

C) Ampere

D) Coulomb

48. The unit of luminous intensity in the SI system is:

A) Candela

B) Kelvin

C) Mole

D) Pascal

49. Which of the following is NOT a fundamental unit in the SI system?

A) Kilogram

B) Second

C) Ampere

D) Liter

50. The SI unit of force is a derived unit. What is it derived from?

A) Mass and time

B) Length and time

C) Mass, length, and time

D) Mass and length

Fundamental and derived units - Question Bank