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Twelve words put H first and T third, and a third of them end in CH.
HATCH, HITCH and HUTCH differ only in the second box and all are ordinary words. HOTCH joins them from the O branch, which makes four words on the page sharing the same ending, so a confirmed CH at the back leaves only the vowel to decide.
HOTEL is the most common word here and it sits outside the CH group entirely, with HOTLY and HOTCH completing the branch. C and E tie for the fourth box at four words each, and H closes four of the twelve, thirty three percent, almost all of it from the CH words.
Nothing here repeats a letter, so a visible double rules the pattern out at once. Beyond that, guess HOTEL and let the CH group resolve itself.
Yes. It is the most common word here and it avoids the CH cluster, so a miss tells you a great deal.
Only the second box separates them. If that letter is unconfirmed, guessing one leaves the other two live.
A rodent found in the Caribbean. It is the only word here with I in the second box besides HITCH and HITHE.