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Eighty words put B first and R third, and two vowels take more than half the second box between them.
A takes the second box in twenty three words and U in twenty two, which is forty five of the eighty together. O follows on fifteen, then E and I on nine each.
BIRTH and BERTH differ in one box and mean entirely different things. BARED, BARER and BARES differ only at the end, and BORED, BORER and BORES mirror them exactly one vowel over.
That mirroring is the real shape of this page. Most stems here take the same three endings, so confirming the vowel tells you which stem and the last box still decides the answer.
S closes twenty six of the eighty, thirty three percent, with E on twelve and Y on eleven. Those three take most of the page, so test the last box before working the second.
Close enough to cause trouble. BIRTH is being born, a BERTH is a sleeping place or a mooring, and both sit on this pattern.
A mineral salt used in cleaning products. It is one of the few words here ending in X, which makes it easy to confirm or rule out.
Short verbs like BARE, BORE and BIRL all take D, R and S. That produces matched triples across several vowels and keeps the page wider than it is deep.