The data in Table 4 show that there were significant differences in students’
performance in the pre- and post- reading comprehension tests in three types of
comprehension questions: identifying main ideas, finding supporting details (p < .05).
On the contrary, no significant differences in students’ performance in the other two
types of comprehension questions: dealing with vocabulary and finding pronoun
referents were observed. In other words, the results demonstrate that the students
outperformed in the posttests in identifying main ideas, finding supporting details, and
making inferences. However, they did not demonstrate any different outcomes in the
posttest in comparison with the pre-test with regard to dealing with vocabulary and
finding pronoun referents.