Sequentially arrange the following skill tests in ascending order in the year in which these were constructed:
A. Kemp Vincent Rally Test
B. Sherman Rally Test
C. Hamer Tennis Ability Test
D. Wisconsin Wall Test
E. Aloia Tennis Service Return Test
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d)
Wisconsin Wall Test (D): The Wisconsin Wall Test was developed by Coleman R. Griffith in the early 1920s. It is one of the earliest standardized tests used to assess hand-eye coordination, reaction time, and motor skills. Therefore, it is placed first in the sequence.

Kemp Vincent Rally Test (A): The Kemp Vincent Rally Test was developed in the 1930s by Kemp Vincent, a renowned tennis coach and educator. This test evaluates a player’s ability to sustain a rally and maintain consistency in stroke production. It was constructed after the Wisconsin Wall Test, placing it second in the sequence.

Sherman Rally Test (B): The Sherman Rally Test was developed by Sherman in the mid-
1930s. Similar to the Kemp Vincent Rally Test, it assesses a player's ability to sustain a rally and maintain stroke consistency. As it was constructed around the same time as the Kemp Vincent Rally Test, it follows after it in the sequence.

Hamer Tennis Ability Test ©: The Hamer Tennis Ability Test was developed by Hamer in the late 1930s. It is designed to assess various aspects of tennis ability, including stroke accuracy, footwork, and court coverage. Given its construction date, it comes after the Kemp Vincent and Sherman Rally Tests.

Aloia Tennis Service Return Test €: The Aloia Tennis Service Return Test was developed by Aloia in the 1960s. This test evaluates a player’s ability to return serves effectively and accurately. Since it was constructed later than the other tests, it is placed last in the sequence.