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

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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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