Calling a hamburger a "quarter-pounder" as opposed to a "four-ouncer" is an example of
A)ordering.
B)naming.
C)slang.
D)jargon.

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Naming refers to the use of specific words or phrases to identify or describe something. In this case, "quarter-pounder" is a specific name given to a hamburger that weighs a quarter of a pound, while "four-ouncer" is a more informal and less specific name.

Calling a Hamburger a "Quarter-Pounder" as Opposed to a "Four-Ouncer