SCAT Advanced Vocabulary Practice Exam

The term "replete" specifically conveys the idea of being well-supplied or abundantly filled, often in the context of being fully satisfied or nourished. In this case, it describes a state of being gorged or full, particularly referring to an ample amount of something. When someone is replete, they have received enough (or more than enough) of whatever it is they are consuming, whether that be food, knowledge, or resources.

In contrast, the other words do not carry the same connotation. "Depleted" suggests a state of having been emptied or reduced in quantity. "Insatiable" refers to an unquenchable desire or inability to be satisfied, indicating a lack of fullness rather than the state of being filled. "Scant" means insufficient in amount or quantity, which is the opposite of being full. Thus, "replete" is the clear choice that captures the essence of being gorged or full.