What is the active/passive of - She will be rewarded for her kind deed.

What is the active/passive of - She will be rewarded for her kind deed.
1). Her kind deed will reward her
2). Her kind deed will have rewarded her.
3). Her kind deed will be her reward.
4). Her kind deed will have been her reward'

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