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1) It depends on the force effect. A force effect that said it could hurt objects, like the psion power concussion blast can. A force effect that said that it cannot damage objects, like magic missle, cannot. 2) Yes, of course. 3) DR never applies against spells. 4) Constructs and animated...

You can used the Talented feat with astral construct, thus avoiding the damage.

An immediate action taken on your turn counts against that turn, an immediate action taken when it's not your turn counts against your next turn.

Because it's used mainly out of combat, it would have no real cost if it didn't cost pp. Psionic focus is basically free if you have 6 seconds to spare.

Close, but not quite. Immediate actions are swift actions that can be taken when it is not your turn. (They count against the limit of one swift action per round.) An immediate action taken when it is not your turn counts against your next turn.

The spells chapter, at least, comes up as a 9.5 on the Flesch-Kincaid grade level scale.

Does this mean that unconscious creatures do not attempt saving throws against spells? For example, does this mean that an attempt to scry a sleeping creature always succeeds?

Yup, there's a second printing of the ELH which incorporates the errata.

Hmmm. I turned off WYSIWYG editing in my forum settings and removed the color tags. Does that seem to fix it? Of course, I'm using the "Windows Default" color scheme with my computer and "Use System Colors" with my browser, so I would expect it to be invisible on my system too. Perhaps...

That's odd -- it looks the normal color on my computer, and I'm using the regular color scheme.

Epic attack bonus counts as base attack bonus for everything except for gaining additional attacks per round.

No, but you can cast a spell at a lower caster level.

It does whatever your DM says it does. There isn't a core rule that addresses the issue.

You can only use the violent thrust option to throw creatures or objects at something, so unless there's something up there, no.

No.

Unarmed strikes are not natural weapons (as odd as that sounds), so a monk with Improved Natural Attack is just like every other monk.

"Unarmed strike" is listed on Table: Weapons under the headings "Simple Weapons" and "Unarmed Attacks."

Sneak attack would do VP damage, except on a critical hit or when the target had 0 VP.

If she is really that worried about missing something, just encourage her to take 20 on Spot, Listen, and Search checks to speed up the game. Just remember that taking 20 on Spot or Listen takes 1 minute, and taking 20 on Search takes 2 minutes.

Spell-like abilities do not use any components.