Sure, here are the answers to your questions:

1. "The beast was as black as the darkest night." - This is a Simile because it's comparing the beast's color to the darkest night using 'as'.

2. "My brother was so happy he was grinning from ear to ear." - This is a Hyperbole because it's an exaggerated statement.

3. "My life is like a rainbow filled with colors." - This is a Simile because it's comparing life to a rainbow using 'like'.

4. "The moon was resting in the midnight sky." - This is Personification because it's giving the moon, a non-human entity, a human characteristic (resting).

5. "Ticktock, ticktock… the sound of the clock was all that could be heard in the hospital waiting room." - This is Onomatopoeia because 'ticktock' is a word that imitates the sound it represents.

6. "I'm so tired that I could sleep a year." - This is a Hyperbole because it's an exaggerated statement.

7. "My sister's memory is a camera that remembers everything we see." - This is a Metaphor because it's directly comparing memory to a camera.

8. "Nelson swims like a fish in the river." - This is a Simile because it's comparing Nelson's swimming to a fish using 'like'.

9. "The angry clouds marched across the sky." - This is Personification because it's giving the clouds, a non-human entity, a human action (marching).

10. "I ate a mountain of sandwich at dinner." - This is a Hyperbole because it's an exaggerated statement.

11. "Seeing these pictures make bittersweet memories." - This is an Oxymoron because 'bittersweet' is a term that combines two contradictory terms.

12. "Nine nice night nurses nursing nicely." - This is Alliteration because it's a repetition of the initial consonant sounds (n).

13. "My son is the Shakespeare of his school. He has done so many plays." - This is an Allusion because it's referring to a well-known person (Shakespeare).

14. "It was a blessing in disguise that I missed the train, it broke down for two hours." - This is an Idiom because 'blessing in disguise' is a phrase that means a good thing that seemed bad at first.

15. "A marriage counselor files for divorce." - This is Irony because it's a situation that is strange or funny because things happen in a way that seems the opposite of what you expected.

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Sure, here are the answers to your questions:

1. "The beast was as black as the darkest night." - This is a Simile because it's comparing the beast's color to the darkest night using 'as'.

2. "My brother was so happy he was grinning from ear to ear." - This is a Hyperbole because it's an exaggerated statement.

3. "My life is like a rainbow filled with colors." - This is a Simile because it's comparing life to a rainbow using 'like'.

4. "The moon was resting in the midnight sky." - This is Personification because it's giving the moon, a non-human entity, a human characteristic (resting).

5. "Ticktock, ticktock… the sound of the clock was all that could be heard in the hospital waiting room." - This is Onomatopoeia because 'ticktock' is a word that imitates the sound it represents.

6. "I'm so tired that I could sleep a year." - This is a Hyperbole because it's an exaggerated statement.

7. "My sister's memory is a camera that remembers everything we see." - This is a Metaphor because it's directly comparing memory to a camera.

8. "Nelson swims like a fish in the river." - This is a Simile because it's comparing Nelson's swimming to a fish using 'like'.

9. "The angry clouds marched across the sky." - This is Personification because it's giving the clouds, a non-human entity, a human action (marching).

10. "I ate a mountain of sandwich at dinner." - This is a Hyperbole because it's an exaggerated statement.

11. "Seeing these pictures make bittersweet memories." - This is an Oxymoron because 'bittersweet' is a term that combines two contradictory terms.

12. "Nine nice night nurses nursing nicely." - This is Alliteration because it's a repetition of the initial consonant sounds (n).

13. "My son is the Shakespeare of his school. He has done so many plays." - This is an Allusion because it's referring to a well-known person (Shakespeare).

14. "It was a blessing in disguise that I missed the train, it broke down for two hours." - This is an Idiom because 'blessing in disguise' is a phrase that means a good thing that seemed bad at first.

15. "A marriage counselor files for divorce." - This is Irony because it's a situation that is strange or funny because things happen in a way that seems the opposite of what you expected.

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