Why would it be incomplete to call the Non-Cooperation Movement only a negative boycott?

Correct answer: Because it also included constructive work such as swadeshi, khadi and national education

The governing concept is the combination of resistance and constructive nation-building. Non-Cooperation involved boycotting government schools, courts, titles and foreign goods, but it also encouraged swadeshi production, khadi, national educational institutions and self-reliance. These constructive activities sought to create alternatives to colonial institutions rather than merely reject them. Option A is correct; the other choices deny the boycott, reverse its economic purpose or misidentify the movement entirely.