Can one script be used for more than one part?

#Edit: I misunderstood the question, OP wanted to pick a random model and clone it to the workspace.

Remember to put your models in either a folder named Models or a group named Models:

clicker = script.Parent

clicker.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function(player)
	local models = game.Lighting.Models:GetChildren()

	--get a random model by picking a random number in the range of 1 through the number of models inside the models group/folder: 
	local randomModel = models[math.random(1, #models)]
	
	--clone model and put it into workspace: 
	local modelClone = randomModel:Clone()
	modelClone.Parent = game.Workspace
end

#Old post: this should work if you want to make the click events for a bunch of parts but don't want to create the events individually

You can do all this in one script by using loops: Put all your clickers and your objects in a table, then you can have the loop create click events for the items in the clickers table.

--TODO: put references to all your clickers in the clickers table below
--I put some values in there as examples
--clickers = {
	workspace.Clicker1, workspace.Clicker2, workspace.Clicker3
}

--TODO put all your objects for your clickers in the objects table below
--I put some values in there as examples
objects = {
	game.Lighting.Object1,
	game.Lighting.Object2, 
	game.Lighting.Object3
}


--loop through clickers and create click events for them
for i = 1, i < #objects do
	clickers[i].ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function(player)
   		objects[i]:Clone().Parent = game.Workspace
	end)
end