A menu-driven operating system is one which allows you to pick up from the menu of choices it displays on the screen. What is the name given to the images which are used in such image oriented menus?

The correct answer is A. Icon.

An icon is a small image or picture that represents a program, file, or other object. Icons are often used in menu-driven operating systems to make it easy for users to select the programs or files they want to open.

A figure is a two-dimensional representation of an object. Figures can be used to illustrate concepts or to provide visual information.

A symbol is a sign or representation that stands for something else. Symbols can be used to represent ideas, objects, or actions.

An option is a choice that is available to a user. Options can be used to customize the way a program or system works.

None of the above is not a correct answer.