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Only fourteen words put V first and G third, and the page spreads thin across every vowel.
I takes the second box in four of the fourteen, A and U in three each, and E and O in two apiece. No branch holds more than a handful on a page this short.
VAGUE and VOGUE differ in a single box and both are ordinary words, which makes them the one real ambiguity here. VOGIE sits nearby on the same O branch and is a dialect term for cheerful.
The I branch holds VIGOR, VIGIL, VIGAS and VIGIA, and the first two are the most useful words on the page. The A branch holds VAGUE, VAGAL and VAGUS, which are mostly anatomical.
The U branch is the odd one. VUGGY, VUGGS and VUGHS all come from vug, a cavity in rock, and none is a word you would reach for.
S closes five of the fourteen, thirty six percent, with E on three. A leads the fourth box on four words.
Two words repeat a letter, both from the VUG stem, so a visible double points straight at the branch nobody wants.
Both are common and they differ in every box after the V. VAGUE also tests the VOGUE pairing, so a hit there resolves two words at once.
The five letter form on this list is VIGOR. The longer spelling does not fit the pattern.
A small cavity in a rock, often lined with crystals. VUGGY, VUGGS and VUGHS all come from it and together they fill the U branch.