Name the events which make up the throwing events.

The throwing events in athletics are specific events where the athlete's primary task is to throw an implement as far as possible. The correct events that make up the throwing events are:

• Shot Put: The athlete throws a heavy spherical object called the "shot" as far as possible.
• Discus: This involves throwing a heavy disc-shaped object, known as the discus, to achieve maximum distance.
• Javelin: Athletes throw a long spear-like implement called the javelin, aiming for distance.
• Hammer Throw: This event involves throwing a heavy ball attached to a wire and handle, known as the hammer.

These events are distinct from jumping events and involve different techniques and skill sets, focusing mainly on strength, technique, and precision. Each of these events requires the athlete to combine physical ability with technique to maximize the distance of the throw.