How did the urban middle class participate in the Non-Cooperation Movement?

Correct answer: By boycotting schools, courts and foreign goods

The urban middle class participated through organised forms of non-cooperation. Students left government schools and colleges, lawyers gave up practice in colonial courts, and traders and consumers supported the boycott of foreign cloth and other goods. These actions withdrew cooperation from important colonial institutions. Hence option A is correct. Forest rebellion, plantation migration and raising revenue describe neither the main urban middle-class response nor the movement’s programme.