What is a processed dried prune called?

A processed dried prune is specifically referred to as a "prune," which is a dried form of a type of plum. When we think about the choices provided, the closest option that might relate to the drying of fruit is a raisin. Raisins come from drying grapes, and while they are not the same as prunes, they fall into the same category of dried fruits.

The other options, such as dates, figs, and apricots, refer to their own specific types of dried fruit that do not relate directly to prunes. Dates are the dried fruit of the date palm, figs are dried fruits from fig trees, and apricots when dried also hold a unique identity. Each of these fruits has its own distinct characteristics and methods of processing.

Thus, in terms of processing and the concept of dried fruit, raisins are the only option that is similar in that they represent a commonly known dried fruit, making it the answer that connects best with the concept of a processed dried fruit like prunes.