Can you list the types of documentation used in manual software testing?

Manual software testing typically uses the following types of documentation:

• Test Plan — describes the testing objectives, scope, resources, schedule, and success criteria.
• Test Cases — detailed instructions with steps to verify specific functionality.
• Test Scenarios — more general descriptions of sequences of actions to verify functions.
• Checklists — lists of items to verify without detailed steps, useful for quick checks.
• Defect Reports (Bug Reports) — documents that record found errors with descriptions and steps to reproduce.
• Test Data — a set of data used to perform tests.

These documents help structure the testing process and ensure reproducibility and quality control.