Q1.What kind of supplementary material can be accessed through the QR code found on the first page of each chapter?

Q2.What are the additional marks or signs, such as dashes, dots, or accents, used to clarify pronunciation in the Roman alphabet for Sanskrit words, called?

Q3.In the context of Sanskrit word pronunciation using the Roman alphabet, what is the function of a short dash (macron) placed over a vowel?

Q4.How are the Sanskrit letters śh and ṣh, when transliterated into the Roman alphabet, generally pronounced according to the provided text?

Q5.When Sanskrit consonants like ḍ, ṭ, ṣh, and ṇ are written with a dot below them in the Roman alphabet, how are they typically pronounced?

Q6.Besides the chosen transliteration 'ṛi', how is the Devanagari letter ऋ (ṛ) also pronounced in some parts of India?

Q7.According to the provided pronunciation guide, how is the Sanskrit word 'dāna' pronounced?

Q8.The pronunciation guide for the correspondence between Devanagari and Roman script, as described in the text, is an adaptation of which system?

Q9.According to the provided table of consonants, which of the following Devanagari letters is classified as a 'Guttural' consonant?

Q10.In the given system of Devanagari to Roman script correspondence, the letters 'च', 'छ', 'ज', 'झ', 'ञ', 'य' are categorized under which group of consonants?