What image shows contraction of the atria?

The right answer is The first image (the left one).
The contraction of the atrium is done with the help of the sinus node which synchronously emits a discharge which is diffused in the heart such is shown in the image 1.
The sinus node, or node of Keith and Flack (nodus sinuatrialis) is a set of cells located in the upper wall of the right atrium of the heart (right atrium), whose depolarization controls the normal heart rhythm, called "sinus rhythm" .
The depolarization of the action potential is conducted step by step in the cells of the right and left atria, accompanied by a contraction of the muscle fibers.