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Thirty eight words put C first and M third, and the COM opening takes more than half.
O takes the second box in twenty of the thirty eight, fifty three percent, and A takes eleven. Y takes five, which is high for that letter, and I and U manage one each.
COMET, COMIC, COMMA, COMBO and COMFY are the ordinary words in the O branch, with COMES and COMER behind them. It is the most productive part of the page by a wide margin.
CAMEL, CAMEO and CAMPS carry the A branch and all three are common. CAMAS, CAMIS, CAMPI, CAMPO and CAMPY fill it out and are much narrower.
S closes twelve of the thirty eight, thirty two percent, with O on five. A and E tie for the fourth box at eight words each.
CYMAE, CYMAR, CYMAS, CYMES and CYMOL make up the Y branch. None is reachable, but the branch is large enough that a confirmed Y in the second box still tells you where you are.
They sit in the two main branches and differ in every box after the C, so guessing one of each across two turns covers most of the page.
A French count. It sits in the O branch beside COMES and COMET and differs from COMET only in the fourth box.
Five words take it in the second box, all of them CYM entries from Greek roots. It is more than Y usually manages anywhere.