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D first and V third covers 30 words, and forty percent of them put I in the box between.
I leads at about forty percent, E at twenty seven, A at seventeen and O at thirteen.
DIVER, DIVES, DIVAS, DIVAN, DIVED and DIVOT all share their first three letters, which is half of the I branch in one shape.
So the branch behaves as a single family, and the last two boxes carry everything once you are inside it.
DEVIL is the most common entry away from that family, DOVES carries the O branch, and DUVET is the only U branch word in the group.
DIVES is the better opener than DIVER, since the S ending it tests also appears in DOVES and DIVAS while the R appears nowhere else.
No. DRIVE puts R in the second box and I in the third. The V lands fourth, which is the mixup that brings most people here.
Yes, D first and V third, with a second V in the fourth box. It is the only entry that doubles the V.
It is the most common word in the group, though its branch is smaller than the I branch. Guess it second rather than first.