Select the option that expresses the given sentence in passive voice.

He won’t receive any better choice than this from anywhere.

The correct answer is: Any better choice won’t be received by him than this from anywhere.

To convert the given active voice sentence into passive voice, we follow these grammatical rules:
1. Identify the components of the active sentence:
- Subject: "He"
- Verb: "won't receive" (simple future tense: "will not + verb")
- Object: "Any better choice"
2. Swap the subject and object:
The object of the active sentence ("Any better choice") becomes the new subject of the passive sentence.
3. Convert the verb structure:
For the simple future tense, the active form "will not + verb" changes to the passive form "will not + be + past participle (V3)".
- Active: "won't receive"
- Passive: "won't be received"
4. Convert the agent (subject):
The active subject pronoun "He" changes to its objective form "him" and is introduced by the preposition "by" ("by him").
5. Keep the remaining parts of the sentence:
The phrase "than this from anywhere" remains at the end to maintain the comparative context.

Putting it all together, we get the passive sentence:
"Any better choice won’t be received by him than this from anywhere."