Once during a physics exam, Nick finished the first question very quickly while his classmates were still thinking hard.
The question was: "When it thunders, why do we see the lightning first and then hear the thunder?"
Nick's answer: "Because our eyes are in front of our ears."
在一次物理考试中，当同学们还在苦思冥想时，尼克很快就答完了第一道题。
题目是：“打雷时，为什么我们总是先看到闪电，后听到雷声？”
尼克的回答是：“因为眼睛长在耳朵前面。”
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