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Sixty five words place A second and G third, and the fourth box does most of the work in telling them apart.
E takes the fourth box in twenty five of the sixty five, thirty eight percent. CAGED, PAGES, WAGER and RAGES all run through it, and so does the bulk of this list.
PAGES, MAGIC, EAGLE, WAGON and VAGUE are the ones you are most likely to want, with EAGER and LAGER close behind.
Twelve of the sixty five repeat a letter, and almost all of them put a second G in the fourth box. BAGGY, JAGGY, SAGGY and NAGGY share a shape that is easy to miss when you are hunting for a vowel.
S and R close thirty between them. Ruling both out is the biggest single cut available in the last box.
They share nothing beyond the A and G, so whichever you try, the other stays live. EAGLE tests two vowels and MAGIC tests none beyond the A.
Ten of them do. Agent nouns like WAGER, LAGER, SAGER and PAGER all fit the shape.
A tidal bore travelling up a river. It is easy to confuse with EAGER, which differs in the last two boxes.
No. It is soft in PAGES, CAGED and MAGIC, hard in WAGON and BAGGY. Spelling alone will not tell you which.