Concept:In electrolysis, the products depend on which ions are preferentially discharged at each electrode.Explanation:In dilute NaCl, water provides both H+ and OH− ions.At the cathode, H+ ions are discharged to form hydrogen gas: 2H++2e−→H2.At the anode, OH− ions are discharged in preference to Cl− because chloride ions are present at low concentration.The OH− ions lose electrons and form oxygen gas and water:4OH−→2H2O+O2+4e−.Therefore, the anode produces oxygen, and the cathode produces hydrogen.Answer:Option B: oxygen and hydrogen.