Which graphic below shows the correct orientation of each water molecule when it is near the cl- ion in the aqueous solution?

The required graphics to address the question are absent, which I have attached as an image.

There are four representations depicting the arrangement of water molecules surrounding a chloride anion. Let's commence with the analysis of the water molecule.

The structure of water is represented as H-O-H. The oxygen atom possesses a higher electronegativity compared to the hydrogen atoms, leading to a partial positive charge on the hydrogens and a partial negative charge on oxygen.

The chloride anion carries a negative charge. Consequently, the water molecules will align such that the hydrogens are directed toward the chlorine atom, as their partial positive charge is attracted to the chlorine's negative charge.

Graph 3 accurately illustrates this orientation, showing all hydrogen atoms pointing towards the chloride anion.