Which of the following is not a form of nucleated settlement?
a. linear villages
b. cluster villages
c. grid villages
d. plantation villages

The answer is A. Linear Villages

Nucleated settlement is the term used by landscape historian to describe and classify settlements.

Among them are :
- Cluster Villages
- Grid village
- Plantation Village >>>>> all of these 3 are included in nucleated settlement

The type of settlement among the ones you've provided here which doesn't count as a nucleated settlement would be a linear village - a. 

Linear villages aren't types of nucleated settlements while the other type of settlements here you've listed are types of nucleated settlements. 

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