Hashes have no concept of order, so they cannot be "ordered". You can safely remove that from the description.
You should mention exactly what constitutes a "word"; from your example we can see that 4 counts, but the ? in the test case does not. It'd be good to mention that a word is alphanumeric characters only.
Not an issue.
No random tests.
In general a hash isn't ordered, however when making them you might want them ordered for ease of parsing.
Description updated.
That isn't an issue.
Duplicate.
No, that one is more general in some ways, more specific in others.
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Some test cases should be added to fill out this problem and provide concise instruction.
Ordering should be removed from the description.
No test cases with words with apostrophe.
Isn't that a duplicate of http://www.codewars.com/kata/544a247518b8e08af2000251? Or other frequency katas?
Only a couple of small issues, I thought:
4
counts, but the?
in the test case does not. It'd be good to mention that a word is alphanumeric characters only.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution