Concept:In negative sentences, "any" is used with uncountable nouns to refer to an indefinite or zero amount.Explanation:The sentence contains the negative verb phrase "will not give us"."Money" is an uncountable noun.In English, "any" is the correct determiner before "more" in negative statements.The natural phrase is "any more money", which means no additional money at all."much" can appear in negatives, but "any more money" is the standard expression for a complete refusal.Answer:A. any