answer: #Person1# is looking at a map of the world and discusses with #Person2# about the large countries like Russia, Canada and China, and tiny countries.
documents: #Person1#: What book is that?
  #Person2#: I just bought a new atlas. I'm looking this map of the world. Look at Russia! That's a vast country.
  #Person1#: Canada, china, and the use are huge too.
  #Person2#: There are several tiny countries in the world too. Countries like Monaco are smaller than many cities.
  #Person1#: Those small countries are microscopic compared to Russia. European countries are relatively small. France looks quite big in Europe, but compared to many countries in other continents, it's not very l
  #Person2#: Britain is half the size of france, but great Britain is still one of the largest islands in the world.
  #Person1#: The thing with large countries is that often they have vast areas of land that are useless or hardly used. Russia and Canada have enormous areas of ice and forest.