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

Q: I love learning things about Africa. Can you tell me some things I might not know?
Africa, because of its landmass it is classified as the second largest continent in the world. In fact, it holds about 20% of the Earth's total land.
I didn't know it was that big. Do you have anything else on their Geology and geography?
It is the hottest continent on Earth and consists mostly of dry-lands and deserts. Africa sits on the Nubian Plate.
How much rainfall do they typically get during the year?
Sorry, but I don't know about that but I can tell you about the Somali plates.
Great. I'd love to hear about those.
It is a plate in Africa that rifts with the African plate. They call this are the East African Rift.
That's very interesting. What do you know about the Demographics?
From what I can tell the demographics contain groups comprised from a population that represents around 15% of the world.
What's the dominant religion there?
Islam is the largest religion, followed by Christianity. -World Book Encyclopedia.
I'm surprised that Christianity is second behind Islam. Do you have any other facts on Demographics for me?
Early Arabs brought Islam to North Africa.
That makes sense. Thanks for your help today.
You're welcome.

A: Africa
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Q: Hi! Please tell me about St. Louis.
Here's what I can tell you about St. Louis: The founders of St. Louis were French. It also runs near the Mississippi River, and one of it's famous land marks is called The Gateway Arch. Would you like to learn more about the culture and economy of St. Louis?
Interesting I have never heard of The Gateway Arch. Sure please tell me about its economy.
Here's what I can tell you about the economy of St. Louis: Coming in at 5th place, Barnes-Jewish Hospital is recognized as one of the largest in the world. However, Washington University (School of Medicine) has a close affiliation with Barnes - Jewish Hospital and the two maintain a balanced economical structure.
Wow one of the largest hospitals in the world! Anything else you can tell me on their economy?
Yes there is. Washington University (school of Medicine) also has a very close affiliation with The Children's Hospital of ST. Louis, and it's recognized as one of America's best pediatric hospitals today!
Interesting I have a family member that used to be in pediatrics! Now what can you tell me about St Louis' culture?
Here's a great fact about the culture of ST. Louis: There was a surge of Catholic Immigrants in both the 19th and 20th century, this surge was from Italy, Germany and Ireland. Catholicism is hailed in the culture of ST. Louis.
Interesting, I was brought up Catholic. How about one more fun fact on St. Louis.
I can can give you that: In an earlier fact, I mentioned that St.Louis was founded by the french. However, It's name was derived from France, from King Louis IX. He is also hailed as a Saint in many cultures (St.Louis included).
Wow that is a fun fact! Thank you for all of the valuable information on St. Louis!
You are most welcome! Be well.

A: St. Louis
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Q: Hello
Hello how's it going?
Great! How are you? I'd like to learn about Kerala, please.
I'm doing well thank you. I can teach you about Kerala. Kerala is a southern state in the Republic of India. Its capital city is Thiruvananthapuram.
Awesome. Do you know anything about their media?
I do. Dozens of newspapers are published in Kerala, in 9 major languages, but principally Malayalam and English.
Very cool! How is their economy?
Well, as of March 2002, Kerala's banking sector comprised 3341 local branches: each branch served 10,000 people, lower than the national average of 16,000; the state has the 3rd highest bank penetration among Indian states.
Excellent. Do you have more information on the economy?
I can tell you that the economy of Kerala is the 12th largest state economy in India with in gross domestic product.
Thank you for the information. Have a great day!
You're welcome, you too!

A:
Kerala
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