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

Q: Sentence1: 'a room containing a television and a lounge chair with books on it', Sentence2: 'two rooms of a house are left in disarray on moving day'. Is the frequency of the word 'two' in two sentences equal?

A: No
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Q: Sentence1: 'a young boy who is eating a chocolate piece of cake', Sentence2: 'a male wearing a nice longsleeve shirt and tie with political buttons attached to the front'. Is the frequency of the word 'cake' in two sentences equal?

A: No
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Q: Sentence1: 'an image of a cat with a bow around the neck', Sentence2: 'wooden frames for umbrellas on posts in the dirt'. Is the frequency of the word 'frames' in two sentences equal?

A:
No
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