  We present the observations of an extreme ultraviolet (EUV) wave, a
quasi-periodic fast-propagating (QFP) magnetosonic wave, and a kink wave that
were simultaneously associated with the impingement of a coronal jet upon a
group of coronal loops. After the interaction, the coronal loop showed obvious
kink oscillation that had a period of about 428 seconds. In the meantime, a
large-scale EUV wave and a QFP wave are observed on the west of the interaction
position. It is interesting that the QFP wave showed refraction effect during
its passing through two strong magnetic regions. The angular extent, speed, and
lifetime of the EUV (QFP) wave were about 140 (40) degree, 423 (322) km/s, and
6 (26) minutes, respectively. It is measured that the period of the QFP wave
was about 390 +/- 100 second. Based on the observational analysis results, we
propose that the kink wave was probably excited by the interaction of the jet;
the EUV was probably launched by the sudden expansion of the loop system due to
the impingement of the coronal jet; and the QFP wave was possibly formed
through the dispersive evolution of the disturbance caused by the jet-loop
interaction.
