Answer: A
FeX3+ can oxidise a halide only if E∘(FeX3+/FeX2+) exceeds E∘ of the halogen couple, so that Ecell∘>0. For IX−: 0.77−0.54=+0.23 V, spontaneous. For BrX−: 0.77−1.09=−0.32 V and for ClX−: 0.77−1.36=−0.59 V, both non-spontaneous. Only iodide is oxidised, giving IX2.