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First of all, high impedance state does not mean that it is not connected to anything internally. If you have to assume, the safe bet is that the pin is connected to a gate of a transistor, or to an output of CMOS (e.g. a buffer circuitry where the output pin can be pulled to Vdd by PFET or to...
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