Yes, on many modern residential gas stove designs, it is completely normal and expected to hear clicking and see sparks from all surface burner igniters simultaneously whenever you push down and turn any single control knob to light a burner. Manufacturers frequently wire electronic spark modules in a series circuit configuration that fires voltage to all spark electrodes at the exact same time, regardless of which individual burner valve you have opened. You can troubleshoot ignition sounds easily by checking your user manual. You can verify that your stove is operating normally when observing that all electrodes spark during ignition and stop clicking instantly once the active burner catches a steady blue flame.
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