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

How did Australia get it's name?
the first time that australia appears to have been officially used was in april 1817, when governor lachlan macquarie acknowledged the receipt of Flinders' charts of australia from lord bathurst
Do they have a monarchy there?
I do not know but I can tell you that australia has six states-new south wales (nsw), queensland (qld), south australia (sa), tasmania (tas), victoria (vic), and western australia (wa)-and two major mainland territories - the australian capital territory (act) and the northern territory (nt)
Do they use pounds, franks, euros or what is the currency?
I do not know but I can tell you that australia's largest export markets are japan, chin, the us, south korea, and new zealand
Where does the name Australia come from?
the first official published use of the name came with the publication in 1830 of the australia directory by the hydrographic office
Is there much poverty there?
What i can tell you is that its ranked fifth in the index of economic freedom (2017) australia is the worlds 14th largest economy and has the tenth highest per capita gdp (nominal) at us $55,692
What is the main export?
I am not sure but I can tell you that the country was ranked third in the united nations 2017 human development index
What is the population?
I do not know but I can tell you that the oecd places australia among the most expensive nations to attend university
Australia