Why should the timer start when the first checkpoint is touched instead of when the game starts?

• To make sure all players start at the same time

• To prevent the timer from resetting too soon

• To make the race fair and accurate

• To allow players to prepare before racing

What does the symbol # do when finding the last checkpoint?

• Sets the checkpoint to zero

• Counts the number of checkpoints in the list

• Randomly selects a checkpoint

• Removes the last checkpoint from the game

What is the purpose of the racing Boolean value?

• To store the player's best race time

• To track if a player is actively racing

• To teleport the player when the race ends

• To change the color of the checkpoints

Where do we place the racing = false condition in the script?

• When the player touch the first checkpoint

• When the player leaves the game

• When the player touches the last checkpoint

• When the player’s time reaches zero

What does the timerEvent:FireClient do inside the while true do loop?

• Stops the timer when the player leaves

• Updates the player’s timer UI

• Teleports the player to the finish line

• Hides the checkpoint labels

The racing value is created inside the player's data and starts as true.

• False

• True

The firstCheckpoint variable is assigned using checkpointList[1].

• True

• False

The while true do loop continuously checks whether the player’s racing value is true.

• True

• False

Match the function to its purpose:

• #checkpointList

• Sends an event to a specific player

• wait(1)

• Counts the number of checkpoints

• BoolValue

• Creates a true/false value

• FireClient

• Pauses the script for 1 second

local firstCheckpoint = ​ (a)  
local lastCheckpoint = ​ ​ (b)  

• checkpointList[#checkpointList]
• checkpointList[1]
• checkpointList[#last]
• checkpointList[#first]