"It's all Greek to me!"
Background
"say the black, do the red."
"Please confirm"
Let's say, hypothetically...
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What is the Greek name for Confirmation?
Chrismation
It has roots in the Greek word chrism for "anointing"
and is connected to the Greek word charismata; an extraordinary power given by the Holy Spirit.
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Who instituted Confirmation?
Jesus Christ. Jesus promised the Holy Spirit to Christians (John 15:26; Acts 1:8) and that the apostles imparted the Holy Spirit by prayer and the imposition of hands, which was given to their predecessors, the bishops.
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Who is the ordinary minister of confirmation?
The bishop is the ordinary minister of confirmation.
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Confirmation is one of the three sacraments of initiation. What are the other two sacraments of initiation?
Baptism and Holy Communion
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Let's say, hypothetically, if someone has been validly baptized as a non-Catholic, do they have to be rebaptized in order to be confirmed?
Nope.
all who are validly baptized may be confirmed.
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What is the name of the oil used in anointing?
Chrism
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What experience of the apostles was similar to Confirmation?
Pentecost
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What vows are renewed at Confirmation?
Baptismal vows.
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Confirmation completes the sacrament of Baptism.
True or False?
True
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Let's say, hypothetically, someone was confirmed in a protestant denomination. Do they need to be re-confirmed in the Catholic Church?
Yes. Catholics don't view protestant confirmation as a sacrament since protestants only believe in Baptism and Communion. Protestants who do confirm, such as Lutherans and Episcopalians/Anglicans, only view it as a rite of passage to become full-fledged members of their denomination, not a sacrament.
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If chrism means "anointed" what does the name "Christ" mean?
Anointed one.
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What does the use of oil in Confirmation imitate?
Oil was used in ancient times by athletes as an ointment for strength, and to heal and disinfect wounds. 
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What part of the body is anointed?
The forehead
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What is Confirmation sometimes called?
"the sacrament of maturity"
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Let's say, hypothetically, someone was confirmed in a Greek Orthodox Church. Do they need to be re-confirmed in the Catholic Church?
No, never. Orthodox Christians are considered “separated brethren” with valid Catholic sacraments and an apostolic priesthood.
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Is the sacrament of Confirmation absolutely necessary for salvation?
No, Confirmation is not absolutely necessary for salvation; it would be a sin to neglect to receive it out of contempt.
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What symbol does this bishop trace on the forehead when he imposes the oil?
A cross
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What is the "Matter"
The Oil of Chrism and the laying on of hands.
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To what do you more fully belong to because of Confirmation?
the Church
*meaning the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church, not an individual church building or denomination.
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In the cases of an emergency or on Easter, who can minister the sacrament of Confirmation?
A priest.
The Pope or another bishop may give a priest the faculties to confirm on the Great Vigil of Easter. In an emergency, any priest may confirm someone.
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Can any oil be used for Chrismation, even in the cases of an emergency?
NO. The oil must be chrism oil, blessed by bishops.
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What does the tradition of the slight slap on the cheek imitate?
It is an imitation of the slight blow on the shoulders with a flat blade, what you would see a king do to dub someone a knight.
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What is the form? (the words)
"N., be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit”.
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The mark left by Confirmation is permanent. True or False?
TRUE. It is permanent. 
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Let's say, hypothetically, someone doesn't remember their confirmation. Can they get confirmed again?
NO, ONLY ONCE!