I study English language and literature distance education online at a university in Karabük, Istanbul, Turkey. I live in İstanbul but my university in Karabük. I go there only for to take exams. Last week, I had nine exams. One of them, mythology, was bad, Mythology because I haven't worked studied it before. I will try to pass the next exam. My courses include:lessons Mythology, 18th century English Novel, Introduction to Linguistics, Grammar, Teaching Language Skills, Reading and Textual Analysis, British Cultural History, Applied Linguistics, Romantics (literature). So far, we have read Robinson Crusoe and Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe in my 18th century literature lesson. The teacher wanted us to attach importance to (the) events. He asked us three questions and wanted us to write an essay for each one. I wrote whatever comes (came to) my mind. On the other hand, Introduction and Literature and Applied Linguistics were easy for me. The teacher asked for descriptions and I memorized all of them and wrote them down. In the Romantics (literature) lesson class, we read a lot of poets and poem (poetry); but only the teacher only asked about two of them, The Song to the Men of England by Shelly and Robin Hood by John Keats. In British Cultural History, we have learnt about England (English or England’s) history and what affected which these events.