You would likely answer that you did not make non-deductible IRA Contributions.
Non-deductible IRA contributions would be contributions to an IRA that you designated as non-deductible. Similar to a contribution to a ROTH IRA, the distributions from such an account would not be taxable. Since you rolled money into the IRA from a 401-K, it would not typically involve non-deductible contributions. The only way it would factor in is if the 401-K account was a ROTH 401-K, which is not typical.
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