​Former U.S. Ambassador To Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch To Testify Friday

Marie Yovanovitch, former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, is set to testify in the impeachment inquiry into President Trump. The inquiry investigates whether Trump abused his power by asking Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden. Yovanovitch, a seasoned diplomat, served in various roles, including ambassador to Armenia and Kyrgyzstan. She testified about a campaign led by Rudy Giuliani to remove her, which she denied. Despite being told she did nothing wrong, she was removed after Zelensky's election. Her name appeared in a White House memo, causing concern. Yovanovitch will testify publicly, with more witnesses scheduled.

What was the main focus of the impeachment inquiry involving President Trump?

• His relationship with Russia

• His foreign policy decisions

• His request for Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden

• His financial dealings

Which countries did Marie Yovanovitch serve as a U.S. ambassador before her role in Ukraine?

• Russia and China

• Brazil and Argentina

• Armenia and Kyrgyzstan

• Germany and France

What advice did Gordon Sondland give to Yovanovitch regarding her situation?

• To seek legal counsel

• To contact the media

• To publicly support the president

• To resign immediately

How did Yovanovitch feel after learning about her mention in the White House memo?

• Relieved and reassured

• Angry and defiant

• Concerned and threatened

• Confused and indifferent

What event was Yovanovitch preparing for at the end of the transcript?

• A meeting with the president

• A diplomatic mission

• A public testimony

• A press conference