Question

From the time she was a small child, Alexis Ells remembers rescuing injured animals and
bringing them home for care.
“Healing has always been innate to me,” says Ells. “It’s been a calling, a passion. I was one
of those blessed people who always knew what I wanted to do.”
By continuing to follow this innate passion, Ells is fulfilling her life’s dream as the founder
of the Equine Sanctuary, a non-profit organization that rescues, rehabilitates, and re-trains injured
performance horses that can no longer compete.
Ells says reaching her dream meant facing life’s inevitable uncertainties and taking action
now, not later.
“So many people are waiting for that perfect moment,” she says. But “that right moment
never shows up. We have to create that moment. Our destiny isn’t about fate, it’s about a choice.”
Ells’s life has been fraught with great challenges, including a serious illness and a car
accident in 1988 that ended her competitive riding career and left her with a serious brain injury.
But she believes her success is built on her attitude that being challenged in life is inevitable; being
defeated is optional.
“I think it’s about perception and perspective,” she says. “If you give yourself the freedom
to know that anything is possible, and you keep having faith, belief, and perseverance despite the
odds, you will eventually arrive at the top of the mountain.”

ЗАДАЙТЕ К НЕМУ 5 ВОПРОСОВ
1. (General)
2. (Negative Interrogative Sentence)

3. (Special)

4. (Disjunctive)
(Alternative)

Answer 1

1. (General) Did Alexis Ells  rescue animals and bring them home when she was a small child? 
2. (Negative Interrogative Sentence) Didn't Ells found the Equine Sanctuary?
3. (Special) What great challenges did Alexis face in 1988? 
4. (Disjunctive) Alexis Ells love animals, doesn't she?
5 (Alternative)Is our destiny about fate or about choice?