In this task, you're given a review from Amazon and category of the product based on the review given by the user and your task is classify whether the given category match the review. Generate "True" if given review and its category match, otherwise generate "False".

[Q]: Reviews: I purchased these because they said they were handmade and assembled in the USA. It says "Made in China" on the package. Initially these look like quality tug toys. But when one of them unraveled within seconds of a fetch game I noticed that these appear to be black string covered by a thin layer of cloth that gives it that braided look. My dog has one other tug toy that was given as a gift. She has freely played with it for months and it is still in tact so she is not rough on her toys. Seconds is all it took for the rope ball. Black strings on the floor. MADE IN CHINA! False advertising.
Category: apparel
[A]: False

[Q]: Reviews: Too good to be true. I rarely leave a negative review but this product warrants it. The pictures make this look amazing. Unfortunately, what you receive is not the same quality. It's like ordering a high-def image and receiving the correct image, but in standard-def. Deceiving advertising. Too bad, loved the idea of the raised areas but this is a poorly made product. I saw someone else mention this but the manufacturer responded saying the person works for a competitor. Turns out their review was accurate.
Category: pet_products
[A]: False

[Q]: Reviews: I never understand why some manufacturers will create an amazing product and then decide they need to "fix" what isn't broken. And it never fails that when they do they ruin it. (Maybe the issue is that what's "broken" is their profit margins.) I had been using this product for maybe 15 years with great success. When I ran out of my last jug, I came here to Amazon to buy another and saw there were some negative reviews about the smell. Since I always found the smell very pleasant, I wasn't sure why people were leaving these reviews; I thought maybe they just didn't like it. Then, I saw there was an "old formula" being sold. Figuring they made a change, I decided to play it safe and get the "old" one. I didn't receive the old formula. (The seller was "Washington Blvd Sales".) Instead, I received what I'm positive must be the new formula -- which is awful. It has a headache-inducing perfume, reminiscent of what I remember lice shampoo smelling like. Not only does it not deter my cats peeing in the same spot, it doesn't seem to get rid of the urine smell anymore. I made the mistake of not trying it on a surface before using it. In my defense, I bought the "old formula" and assumed it was the same product I've been purchasing for years. Well, I sprayed my couch with it and now it smells like pee and this dreadful perfume. Thanks, Spectrum Brands. Your "new formula" has wasted my money and possibly ruined my couch. :(
Category: pet_products
[A]:
True