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".

Reviews: The "book" provides information that can all be found on on amazon's AWS website and by simply googling the information. There is literally no substance to this book. I would understand if it was $0.99 but for anything more than that it is a straight rip-off. You're honestly better off getting a For Dummies book. 
 Category: book
True

Reviews: I have a 30 year old antenna on my roof that only gets 4 channels. I was hoping to replace it with this antenna. Installed it and ran a channel scan twice. ZERO channels found. Our house is only about 20 miles from the nearest broadcast tower and 25 to to 30 from the other three towers in our area. This is advertised to have a 50 to 80 mile range. In there instruction pamphlet (only one page in English) they say to contact them if not 100% satisfied but give NO phone number or web site to contact them. I will be returning it. 
 Category: pc
False

Reviews: The papers do react to pH, don't get me wrong. If you dip them in vinegar they will turn red, if you dip them in borax they will turn blue. Problem is, if you're trying to measure anything that isn't a strong acid or base, the colors in the middle around neutral aren't different enough to tell! Especially for slightly acidic things, colors 4-7 are nearly identical. The product page image is taken in a white-box with bright white lighting, making the colors easier to read in the photo, but in real life under normal lighting conditions, colors 4-7 look like the same shade of dull yellow and are indistinguishable from the default neutral color of the paper. So basically, these are about precise enough to tell you that it is either an acid OR a base, but not an actual measurement, especially when close to neutral. 
 Category: drugstore

False

