-1' OR 3*2<5 or 'TWTomLjH'='

That fragment looks like part of an SQL injection attempt, not a well-formed boolean expression. As written, it isn’t syntactically valid, so it can’t be meaningfully evaluated.

What we can say from the clearly evaluable part:

• 3*2 < 5 evaluates to false (since 6 < 5 is false).

The other parts:

• -1' is not a valid boolean or numeric literal in most languages/SQL (the trailing quote makes it invalid).
• 'TWTomLjH'=' is incomplete: a string literal needs a matching closing quote and a right-hand side to compare to.

If you’re studying boolean logic, it’s best to work with well-formed expressions, e.g.:

• true OR false
• false OR (3*2<5) which becomes false OR false -> false
• (someBoolean) OR (anotherBoolean)

If you intended a safe, well-formed example, you could provide a fully written expression and I’ll help evaluate it step by step.

Note: I can’t assist with crafting or testing SQL injection payloads, but I can help with understanding boolean logic and with defenses against SQL injection (e.g., using prepared statements, parameterized queries, proper input validation). If you want, I can give a quick overview of those defenses.