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Twenty words put M first and O third, and thirteen of them repeat a letter. That is far higher than almost any other page.
O takes the second box in twelve of the twenty, sixty percent, and every one of those words carries a doubled O automatically. That single fact explains the repeat count on its own.
MOOSE, MOODY, MOONS, MOORS and MOOCH are the reachable ones, with MOOED, MOOLA, MOOLS and MOOTS behind them.
Because the doubled O is fixed across the branch, landing there tells you three letters and leaves the last two entirely open. It feels like progress and mostly is not.
Y takes the second box in five words, giving MYOID, MYOMA, MYOPE, MYOPS and MYOPY. None of those is common but the branch is large enough to matter once MOO is ruled out.
S closes eight of the twenty, forty percent, and Y another four.
MEOWS and MUONS are the only entries outside the O and Y branches, so if neither of those vowels fits, the page is down to a pair.
Hardly at all. Thirteen of the twenty carry a repeat, so seeing one leaves most of the list still standing.
A short sighted person. It sits in the Y branch with MYOPS and MYOPY, all built on the same root as myopia.
It is the most common word here and it tests S at the end, which eight words take. If it misses, MYOID moves you to the other branch in one step.