Not if you write RCOOH though. That's the generic term for a carboxylic acid.
COOH isn't on the table, only OH is. Anyway, he wrote ROH not RCOOH.. so I was saying he had to write alcohol. If the answer was acid, then I wouldn't write RCOOH, I'd write OH/ROH acid, and that's what is in the mark scheme :/
Unless you were taught in school, or read in a book or whatever, about writing RCOOH for acid.. it would be pretty retarded to do that in an exam when it asks you to use the table, and it clearly shows it as OH with acid or alcohol.
Actually, if you wrote RCOOH you will get it wrong, because you can't see that as a peak on the infra red spec, and specially at the point they asked in the question.