In this task, you are given dialogue, and you have to find the most critical location in the given conversation.

Q: Hello! I would like to learn about Kenya, please!
Kenya is a Country in East africa. Indian Ocean on the east side and Lake Victoria on the West side. It is the size of France and almost as large as Texas.
What do you know about government and politics of Kenya?
The Kenya Army and Kenya Navy and Kenya Air Force compose the National Defence Forces.
Are there any other facts you think are worth sharing about government and politics?
Just that Kenya has good relations with United Kingdom.
What can you tell me about Economy of Kenya?
Kenya's oil reserves are to be around one billion barrels.
What type of economic system is Kenya?
Kenya's railway system links the nations ports and major cities.
Does Kenya have a good economy?
Since Uhuru Kenyatta became President Kenya has seen an 6% economic growth.
Thanks...and my last question about economy, anything, please?
I am sorry I do not have any more information regarding the economy but could give you more information regarding the culture?
Yes, sure! Are there any interesting facts about their about culture?
There are over 44 languages spoken in kenya.
Thank you for all the information. That is all I need for now!
You are welcome.

A: Kenya
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Q: Hello! I would like to learn about Madagascar, please!
Madagascar is a large island nation in the Indian Ocean. It is off of the east coast of Africa.
Interesting. Do you have any facts for me about Education?
By the end of the 19th century, Madagascar had the most developed and modern school system in pre-colonial Sub-Saharan Africa.
Good! Do you have any more facts about Education?
Education policy in Ravalomana's second term focused on quality issues, including an increase in minimum education standards for the recruitment of primary teachers from a middle school leaving certificate (BEPC) to a high school leaving certificate (BAC), and a reformed teacher training program to support the transition from traditional didaltic instruction to student-centered teaching methods to boost student learning and participation in the classroom.
Very Interesting. Do you have any facts about Health?
Sorry no i do not have any information about the health can i help you with anything else?
Well, if you don't have any info about health, let's go back to education!
Education was prioritized under the Ravalomana administration (2002-09), and is currently free and compulsory from ages 6 to 13.
Interesting. Do you have any facts for me about Education?
During Ravalomanana
Interesting about Ravalomanana...and my last question about Education, anything, please?
During Ravalomanana's term, thousands of new primary schools and additional classrooms were constructed, older buildings were renovated, and tens of thousands of new primary teachers were recruited and trained
cool! That is all I need for now!
you are welcome

A: Madagascar
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Q: Hi there. Could you help me get some info on Queensland please?
Queensland is a state in eastern Australia, the second largest state by area & third largest state by population as of 2006 3.9 million people living in Queensland
Wow that's more people than I expected. In particular, can you teach more about their history?
In the 1850's to support the state economy immigration to Australia and Queensland began.
Cool. Did anything significant happen in their immigration history or other aspects?
In 1962, the first commercial production of oil in Queensland and Australia began at Moonie
Great! Do you know anything about the state's transport?
Rail services are provided by Queensland Rail & Pacific National. South east Queensland has an integrated public transport system operated by Translink, providing service bus, rail, and ferry services.
Awesome. Speaking of all of the transportation methods they have, do they have any highways/roads?
I'm sorry my resources do not provide this detail, but did you know the first rail line opened in 1865.
No I didn't! In terms of what I wanted to learn, that's all I needed.
You're welcome.

A:
Queensland
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