In this task, answer 'Yes' if the frequency of the given word in the two sentences is equal, else answer 'No'.

Q: Sentence1: 'a snowboarder is upside down in the air on a wooded snowy slope', Sentence2: 'two zebras fighting in a large grassy land area'. Is the frequency of the word 'area' in two sentences equal?

A: No
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Q: Sentence1: 'a man holding up an umbrella near other umbrellas', Sentence2: 'a couple of men standing next to each other on a tennis court'. Is the frequency of the word 'court' in two sentences equal?

A: No
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Q: Sentence1: 'two black and white cats are sitting on a tile floor', Sentence2: 'a boy sits on top of a suitcase and between two other stacks of luggage'. Is the frequency of the word 'two' in two sentences equal?

A:
Yes
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