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Fifty one words carry E in the second box and M in the third. The fourth box spreads across several letters almost evenly, which is why this one resists narrowing.
LEMON, DEMON, TEMPO and REMIX are the ones you are most likely to be hunting for. FEMUR and LEMUR end the same way and are easy to mix up with each other.
Nine words put P in the fourth box, and TEMPO, TEMPS and TEMPT are three of them off a single stem. It is the only consonant cluster here with any real weight, since E, A, I and O take thirty one words between them.
Seven of the fifty one finish with N, fourteen percent, which is high for a five letter word. LEMON, DEMON and SEMEN all land there, and N trails only S, which takes twelve.
Only in the first box. One is a thigh bone and the other an animal, and both are common enough that you cannot rule either out early.
Yes. It is a subsidiary proposition used inside a proof, and one of six words here that double a letter.
R leads with seven, then D and H with six each. It is a flat spread across thirteen letters, so the first box is not where to spend a guess.
Yes, it runs F, E, M, M, E. The second M sits in the fourth box, putting it in the small doubled letter group alongside GEMMA and LEMMA.