The ____ is the memory allocated for the local objects of a procedure block.
A) call record
B) activation record
C) activation heap
D) heap record

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An activation record, also known as a stack frame, is the memory allocated for the local objects of a procedure block. It contains information such as function arguments, local variables, and return addresses. The other options (A, C, and D) are not commonly used terms in reference to memory allocation for procedures.

The ____ Is the Memory Allocated for the Local Objects