What should you anticipate?

Your answer is correct because both points 1 and 2 must be anticipated in this situation. According to German traffic rules, when you see a sign that warns of children or pedestrians (like the sign shown in the image), you should expect that pedestrians might suddenly step onto the road in front of your vehicle. This includes children who may suddenly appear between parked cars. It is important to reduce speed and stay alert, as these pedestrians may not wait for your vehicle to pass before crossing. Anticipating these actions helps you react safely and avoid accidents. Option 3 is incorrect because pedestrians especially children in such areas are not likely to wait patiently for your car to pass—they often step out unpredictably, creating a higher risk that drivers must be prepared for.