What are all the seven sacraments in order?

Answer 1

There is no "correct" order to the sacraments as all are not necessary for salvation, some preclude others, and only one is absolutely necessary.

The first would be Baptism, since Catholics believe that baptism is necessary for salvation. After that would come Confession, for those who have reached the age of reason and have committed sin and so need to be reconciled to God. Next would follow Holy Communion, for Christ has said that He that does not eat His Body or drink His Blood will have no life in him. After that, Confirmation usually follows, though in the Eastern Rite Confirmation is usually given at the same time as baptism. Marriage and Holy Orders are exclusive of each other, unless in the Eastern Rite, and one's choice of vocation would influence which of these sacraments one might undergo. Last, hopefully, is the Annointing of the sick. This sacrament is given to adults or children who suffer from physical or mental illness, and can and should be taken before one ever gets to the point of death. This sacrament used to be called Extreme Unction, which was when a priest was called when the person was nearing death. This is no longer practiced though you could certainly call a priest when one was nearing death. So it may come before many of the sacraments mentioned above. To recap, this list would be usual to see in many Catechism books and the like:

1. Baptism
2. Confession
3. Holy Communion
4. Confirmation
5. Marriage
6. Holy Order
7. Annointing of the Sick

Also remember that many parishes do celebrate the Sacraments in different order. So its best to ask your parish priest or deacon.

Answer 2

Baptism

Eucharist

Reconciliation

Confirmation

Marriage

Holy Orders

Anointing of the Sick

Answer 3

baptism; confession/reconciliation; first Holy Communion; confirmation; matrimony; Holy Orders; Extreme Unction