Hi Yvonne, thanks for the question.

The pictures show a few problems.  The first picture show what appears to be sun scald on the leaves and possibly some insect feeding. The sun scald is a common problem when a plant is suddenly exposed to brighter light.  It is a symptom of not being hardened off properly.  The next two pictures seem to show some nutrient issues and possibly some watering issues or just transplant shock.  This could be a nutrient deficiency or a pH problem.  A soil test (Home | MSU Soil Test) would answer this problem. In lieu of a soil test, use a tomato fertilizer. Be sure to follow the instructions.  Keep an eye on the spots.  If they become more or bigger it could be a disease. Check out the following links:   

More reasons for soil testing - Agriculture (msu.edu)

Growing tomatoes in home gardens | UMN Extension

I hope this helps.