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Only four words put V first and U third, split evenly between two openings. This is a page you read rather than guess at.
A and O take two words each, and no other letter appears in the second box at all. VAULT and VAUNT come from one side, VOUCH and VOUGE from the other.
VAULT is the one you would produce without thinking. VOUCH is close behind. VAUNT is uncommon but real, and VOUGE is a medieval polearm that only a word game would ask for.
Both pairs sound similar in speech and both land the U in the third box. With the U placed and nothing else, you genuinely cannot tell which branch you are in from sound alone.
The endings help more. T closes two of the four, so VAULT and VAUNT are the likelier shape, and a confirmed T rules the O branch out entirely.
Nothing here repeats a letter, so a visible double rules the pattern out completely. With four different letters in the fourth box across four words, every entry is distinct there too.
Yes. It is the most common word on the page and it tests the A branch and the T ending at the same time.
To boast about something. It differs from VAULT in a single box, which makes the pair the only real ambiguity here.
V is a rare opening letter and requiring U in the third box leaves almost nothing. Four words is the whole pattern.