a) the Matrix must consist of zeros, except the secondary diagonal. Elements of the secondary diagonal is n (n-1) (n-2) ... 1.
b) the Matrix whose rows consist of 1, 2, 3 ... n.
c) the Matrix whose main diagonal consists of ones. The value of the last column decreases by 1 on each next line to 1. With the "left" part of the main diagonal must be zero-filled, and the "right" part incrementing by 1 to (n-1) (n-2) and so on in accordance with the line.
d) the Matrix whose first row and column 1. The second row and column +1. The third row and column is +1 ... and so on up to n.
PS the key thing to bear in mind that all matrices are square, so this is not a difficult task.
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