Which adjective describes someone who is eager for knowledge or food?

• A. Sated
• B. Content
• C. Voracious
• D. Satisfied

Answer: (C)

When describing someone who wants more, you need an adjective that signals a powerful, almost insatiable appetite. Voracious is the perfect fit because it conveys a strong eagerness to consume a lot of something, whether that's food or knowledge. You can say a voracious reader devours books and is always hungry for more information.

Sated means being full or no longer hungry, so it doesn’t describe an ongoing drive. Content and satisfied express happiness with what one already has rather than a relentless urge to seek more. So they don’t capture that sense of persistent eagerness for knowledge or food.