Choose the correct idioms to finish the sentences

If you do something that causes problems, you

• rock the boat.
• fly a plane.
• hit the road.

If you're leaving, you

• drive slowly.
• hit the road.
• jump the track.

If you're in charge of something, you're

• in the driver's seat.
• a backseat driver.
• a Sunday driver.

If people spread gossip very fast, we say that

• they hit the road.
• bad news travels fast.
• it's been in the news.

If you have the same problems as somebody else, you both are

• flying in the wrong direction.
• Sunday drivers.
• in the same boat.

If you don't have much luggage, you

• hit the road.
• travel light.
• go off the beaten track.

If your flight is at night, it's a

• dark knight.
• dark flight.
• red-eye flight.