When would you use the GOF Composite design pattern?

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• Which design pattern you would you use to limit the class instantiation to one object?
• Which design pattern you would you use to have a prototypical instance determine the concrete class of object being created?
• Which design pattern you would you use to decouple the creation procedure of a complex object from it's concrete instance to be able to apply that procedure on variety of implementations.
• Which design pattern you would you use to control the creation of an object based on a established interface, while allowing the concrete implementation to determine the subclass to construct.
• What are the consequences of applying the GOF Singleton pattern?
• You want to minimize development cost by reusing methods? Which design pattern would you choose?