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Twenty seven words put T first and T third, and no vowel takes more than a quarter of the second box.
I takes the second box in seven of the twenty seven, with A and O on six each and U on five. E and Y take the rest.
That flat spread means the second box rarely settles anything. It does confirm the answer is a vowel, which is worth something on a page where every word repeats a T already.
TOTAL, TITLE, TUTOR and TOTEM are the entries most people would produce. TITAN and TETRA follow, and past those the page turns into TATIE, TATOU, TUTTI and TUTUS.
Six words put a third T in the fourth box, giving TATTY, TITTY, TOTTY, TUTTI and TUTTY. Most of those end in Y, so a double plus a trailing Y narrows the page to a handful.
E fills the fourth box in eight of the twenty seven, thirty percent, more than any other letter. The last box is flatter still, with E on six and R and S on five each.
So neither end of the word offers a clean cut. TOTAL is the best opening because it is common and uses letters that appear across several branches.
Both are common and they differ in every box after the T. Either splits the page well, which is rare on a list this flat.
Yes, along with TITHE and TYTHE. This page carries several variant spelling pairs, so confirm the fourth box before committing.
Someone being tutored. It sits beside TUTOR and is one of the few entries here ending in a doubled vowel sound.