The answer is chunking shears. Milady describes them specifically: 5 to 9 widely spaced teeth, designed to create patterns and texture in hair.
The wide, uneven tooth spacing is what sets chunking shears apart from blending, thinning, or texturing shears (the other answer choices) — those tools remove bulk more evenly, while chunking shears are built to leave a deliberately irregular, textured result.
Milady Standard Barbering, 6th ed., Ch. 5, p. 112: "Chunking shears: 5 to 9 widely spaced teeth; creates patterns and texture in hair."
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