Discussion
The phrase, 'draws out' as used here means :
Answer: B
The phrase 'draws out' here means moves out.
The sentence is 'The train simply draws out of the station': the train leaves the station and moves slowly away. To draw out of a station is to start moving out of it.
'Clears out' means to leave a place empty or hurriedly, and 'hurries out' suggests speed, but the passage says the train starts quietly with people strolling alongside. 'Breaks away' means to separate suddenly from a group, which does not fit a train leaving a station.
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