A software tool with a graphical user interface for displaying Web pages and for accessing the Web and other Internet resources is called a:

A software tool with a graphical user interface designed specifically for displaying web pages and accessing the web and other Internet resources is indeed known as a web browser. Web browsers allow users to navigate the vast amount of information available on the internet by rendering HTML documents, running scripts, and supporting multimedia content. They are equipped with features like bookmarking, navigation, and history tracking to enhance user experience.

In contrast, a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) primarily executes Java applications, providing an environment for Java programs to run, but it is not designed for browsing the web. An FTP client, on the other hand, is intended for transferring files over the File Transfer Protocol (FTP), not for displaying web pages. The option that includes all of the above does not apply here, as only the web browser specifically fits the description provided.