tabWidget: should option `ordered` be used for two (seemingly) different things?

I'm writing tests for the tabWidget, and came upon a couple of strange behaviors. First of all, whether or not options.ordered is true or false:

  function sync () {
    if (options.ordered) {
      orderedSync()
    } else {
      // @@ SORT THE values
      orderedSync()
    }
  }

Second, it's used to decide whether items should be objects from a list of triples, or if they should be in a collection:

    if (options.ordered !== false) {
      // default to true
      return store.the(subject, options.predicate).elements
    } else {
      return store.each(subject, options.predicate)
    }

I think it's fine to use an option for this, but is ordered the best name for it? Maybe collection would be better? (And the to remove the if-branches for function sync, or have option ordered actually do something different there.)

For now, I'll wait with writing tests for option until I understand this better.