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H first and T third covers 20 words, and the vowel between them lands on A almost half the time.
HATCH, HITCH and HUTCH are the three to know, identical apart from the second box. Guessing any one tests a vowel and, if it misses, points straight at the other two. A leads at around forty five percent, so HATCH goes first.
HOTEL does not follow the CH ending at all, and neither do the other O words here. If the second letter turns out to be O, drop the HATCH shape and start again on the last two boxes.
The H first and T fourth group is worth checking alongside this one. Moving the T a single box changes the list almost completely, and mixing the two up is the usual reason a word seems missing.
No. HEART puts A third and R fourth, with the T last. All the right letters, all in different boxes.
HATCH, since A is by far the most common second letter here. A miss on the vowel still confirms the rest of the shape.
Yes, HATED and HATES both break that shape while keeping H and T in place. They get forgotten when the CH words dominate your thinking.