Answer:
takes longer than 365 days to orbit the sun
has seasons because of a tilted axis
Note: We see 365 days for a year - from an external point of view, a year would take 366 days to orbit the sun - this is because it takes slightly less than 24 Â hours from sunrise to sunrise because of the rotation of the earth about the sun (a sidereal year is 366 days as compared to 365 days observed on earth)
