One way to solve this problem is with the binomial distribution probability density function (PDF). If you are allowed to use them, they should be in your text or you can find them online at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binomial_distribution
But more intuitively, you can set this up by listing every outcome and then calculating its probability:
If you toss a coin 3 times, there are only 8 (2^3) possible outcomes:
HHH, HHT, HTH, HTT, THH, THT, TTH. TTT
We need to know (1) what each combination "scores" under the scoring system, and (2) what the probability of each of the 8 outcomes is. So make a table. I'm going to talk through the first two entries, and leave the rest for you. For HHH, the rule says that H=0, so three H's have a score of 0. The probability of getting H is 0.32 (given), so the probability of getting 3 H's in a row is (0.32)x(0.32)x(0.32). By the same logic HHT since H's are worth zero and T's are worth 2, HHT scores 2, and if the probability of H is 0.32, T is its converse (1-P(H)) or 1 - 0.32 = 0.68. So the probability of HHT is (0.32)x(0.32)x(0.68)
Tosses Score Probability
HHH 0 (0.32)x(0.32)x(0.32)
HHT 2 (0.32)x(0.32)x(0.68)
HTH
HTT
THH
THT
TTH
TTT
I hope this helps you get started. With this table, you should be able to complete the table you need to create and answer the two questions you've been given.