We were all new at some point. One would hope/assume whatever network training/education you had, up until now, in theory, allows you to complete this assignment.
If by help on whole assignment, you mean being able to ask specific questions, such as I want to do this for this reason, or I don't fully understand this specific issue, you're likely to obtain extensive guidance.
If you're looking for help to do this assignment for you, you'll likely receive little of that, although some may provide that too.
Many of us want to see you actually learn, if you don't actually learn, you won't have much of a career.
BTW, sometimes such assignments are actually beyond your, to date, level of understanding, so they are designed also to challenge you. I.e. you may not need to provide a perfect result to score well (although in real world, assumption is you meet all requirements).
Skimming your OP, not quite sure what a "block" is, and I'm a bit baffled by a need to provide two floating static routes when OSPF is being used. Also, unclear about how redistribution of the default route into OSPF is desired. (IMO, it's perfectly legitimate to ask for requirements clarification.)
