Match each term with its definition:
-?In the Mac file system, a group of consecutive logical blocks assembled in a volume when a file is saved.
A)B*-tree
B)data block
C)logical block
D)inodes
E)Volume Control Block
F)Allocation Block
G)header node
H)data fork
I)superblock
J)resource fork

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An Allocation Block in the Mac file system refers to a group of consecutive logical blocks that are assembled together in a volume when a file is saved. This structure helps in managing the storage space more efficiently by grouping smaller units (logical blocks) into larger, more manageable units (allocation blocks) for file storage.

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