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

[EX Q]: What can you tell me about Norway?
Hi, Norway has 2 official languages, they are Sami and Norwegian.
What is the geography like in Norway/
The geography is not available but Norway is officially the Kingdom of Norway its a Nordic country in Northern Europe which the territory comprises the western and northernmost portion of the Scandinavian Peninsula.
What can you tell me about Norway's history?
Throughout the first world war, Norway remained a neutral country. That is an amazing historical fact.
That is amazing! Are there mountains in Norway?
I'm sorry I don't show information that verifies if Norway has mountains, but geographical it lies between 57 degrees latitude and 81 degrees north longitude4 degrees and 32 east. Norway is the northenmost of the Nordic countries .
That is helpful! Thank you.
You're welcome
[EX A]: Norway

[EX Q]: Hello and good day! I hope all is going well for you today! I am interested in learning about Bratislava. What can you tell me about the politics there?
Hello! You might be interested to know that administratively, Bratislava is divided into five districts (city centre, eastern, north-eastern, western and northern, and southern).
Do they have different political parties there?
I don't have that information, but I am able to tell you that Bratislava is the seat of the Slovak parliament, ministries, presidency, supreme court and central bank.
Wow, talk about a jack of all trades! Okay. Let's chat about the etymology. You had some great information on the politics, what do you have for etymology?
Pavel Jozef Safarik is credited for the city's modern name due to his misinterpretation of Braslav as Bratislav in one of his analyses of mediaeval sources.
Oh, what a blunder that must have been? Who is Pavel Jozef Safarik?
That's a great question, but unfortunately, I don't have any additional information on him. I could give you another etymology fact.
Oh sure! Tell me more about the etymology!
During the revolution of 1918-1919, the American Slovaks proposed the name 'Wilsonov' or 'Wilsonstadt' after American President Woodrow Wilson since he supported national self-determination.
Oh really? Has there been any other influences from the U.S?
I don't have any additional information on U.S. influence, but it was mostly known in English by its German name, Pressburg, since after 1526 the city had a relevant ethnic-German population.
You have been a pleasure chatting with! I am full of new knowledge! Thank you!
It has been my pleasure! Thanks for the great questions!
[EX A]: Bratislava

[EX Q]: Hello, I would like to learn about Austria, please.
Austria is located in Central Europe. People who reside there tend to speak German, Hungarian, Slovenian and Croatian.
Could you tell me about the etymology of Austria?
At the time, the Danube basin of Austria was the easter most extent of Bavaria.
Oh okay. What more can you tell me about how Austria got its name?
The word "Austria" is a latinisation of the German name and was first recorded in the 12th century.
Nice. Let's switch over to history. Do you know why there is such a large German influence in Austria that it even extends to its name?
Not too sure, I do not have that information. They have a large history about its ruling dynasty, the Habsburgs.
What is a big event that happened in their history?
The assembly founded the Republic of German Austria by appointing a government, called Staatsrat on October 30th.
Thank you for all your help today!
You're welcome
[EX A]:
Austria