1.阅读理解题1.3 Passage OneSigmund Freud was born(1856-1939)in Moravia,the son of a Jewish(犹太人的)woolmerchant whose business failures prompted him to move his family to Vienna whenSigmund was still very young.In this important cultural and intellectual capital ofEurope,Freud grew to maturity and spent nearly all of his long and productive adultlife.At the age of seventeen,Freud entered medical school at the University of Viennawith the goal of becoming a professor of neurology(神经病学)，but opportunities forJews in the Viennese academic world were extremely limited,so upon graduation Freudunwillingly set up private practice as a physician specializing in nervous disorders.Thepractice of medicine never greatly appealed to Freud:for him many patients who weresuffering not from neurological disease but from so-called hysterical disorders,thatis,disorders whose symptoms had no physiologic(生理学的)cause.Freud's study ofthese patients and innovative efforts to treat them marked the beginning of his far-ranging theories about the nature of the human psyche(灵魂).1.3.2 At the age of 17,Freud ( ).bigcircwas at the medical school in Viennabigcircconsulted with his patients in his clinicbigcircworked together with his parentsbigcircwrote his essay on his neurological diseas

1.阅读理解题 1.3 Passage One Sigmund Freud was born(1856-1939)in Moravia,the son of a Jewish(犹太人的)wool merchant whose business failures prompted him to move his family to Vienna when Sigmund was still very young.In this important cultural and intellectual capital of Europe,Freud grew to maturity and spent nearly all of his long and productive adult life.At the age of seventeen,Freud entered medical school at the University of Vienna with the goal of becoming a professor of neurology(神经病学)，but opportunities for Jews in the Viennese academic world were extremely limited,so upon graduation Freud unwillingly set up private practice as a physician specializing in nervous disorders.The practice of medicine never greatly appealed to Freud:for him many patients who were suffering not from neurological disease but from so-called hysterical disorders,that is,disorders whose symptoms had no physiologic(生理学的)cause.Freud's study of these patients and innovative efforts to treat them marked the beginning of his far- ranging theories about the nature of the human psyche(灵魂). 1.3.2 At the age of 17,Freud ( ). $\bigcirc$was at the medical school in Vienna $\bigcirc$consulted with his patients in his clinic $\bigcirc$worked together with his parents $\bigcirc$wrote his essay on his neurological diseas