Q1: Does today's Wordle word contain any repeated letters?
A1: No. Wordle #1935 contains five completely distinct letters (M, A, R, C, H). There are no duplicate vowels or consonants in the solution.
Q2: What is the best starting word strategy to catch words like MARCH?
A2: Balanced openers that test both central vowels and common flexible consonants, such as ROAST, CRANE, or TRACE, provide immediate visibility into the letters R, A, or C, cutting down the potential solution pool significantly by turn two.
Q3: Why did Wordle Bot flag Hard Mode as particularly challenging for #1935?
A3: Hard Mode mandates reusing locked letters. Solvers who locked in an early A and R had dozens of competing options (like PARCH, HARSH, or FARCE) without the freedom to burn a throwaway guess containing five brand-new diagnostic consonants.
